Jennifer Keishin Armstrong
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‘Joe vs. Carole’ Review: Kate McKinnon Leads Peacock’s Surprisingly Classy Retelling of the ‘Tiger King’ Saga
McKinnon’s Carole Baskin is more the Hillary Clinton of big cat activism than the real Baskin has ever come off in previous docuseries
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‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’ Season 4 Review: Midge Returns With Even More Fizzy Energy
Our heroine has no time for soul-searching in new season of Amazon Prime’s hit comedy
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‘Inventing Anna’ Review: Julia Garner Sizzles in Shonda Rhimes’ Fact-Based Netflix Series
Meet your new obsession: a cunning nobody who fooled dozen of high-rollers into thinking she was an heiress
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‘And Just Like That’: 5 Ways ‘Sex and the City’ Spinoff Went So, So Wrong – and Why Most Reboots Fail
TheWrap critic and “Sex and the City” expert Jennifer Keishin Armstrong offers post-op analysis of HBO Max series
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‘Pam & Tommy’ Review: Hulu Brilliantly Explores the OG Celebrity Sex Tape Scandal – Complete With Talking Penis
Lily James and Sebastian Stan deliver uncanny performances as Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee in new limited series
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‘How I Met Your Father’ Review: Hilary Duff’s Hulu Reboot Is a Legendary Misfire
Don’t wait for it! Kim Cattrall narrates as an older version of Duff’s singleton in a show whose sitcommy lines feel like ’90s rejects from the original
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‘Single Drunk Female’ Review: Freeform Dramedy Gets an AA Plus for Capturing Early Sobriety
Sofia Black-D’Elia stars as a newly sober woman who moves back home with her mom, played by the remarkable Ally Sheedy
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‘Emily in Paris’ Season 2 Review: Lily Collins Returns With Fewer Cringe Moments in Netflix Series
While Collins is an inherently watchable actress, Emily is still less interesting than many of the characters surrounding her
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‘And Just Like That…’ Review: Carrie, Charlotte and Miranda Prove 3 Is Enough in HBO Max Sequel
The heroines of “Sex and the City” return older but blessedly light on puns and voiceovers
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