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  • ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’ Season 5 Review: Comedy Series Triumphs in Final Episodes

    Rachel Brosnahan and Amy Sherman-Palladino got it right with the beloved Prime Video show, ending on a high note

    By

    Thelma Adams
    April 14, 2023 @ 8:00 AM
    TV
    8:00 AM
    ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’ Season 5 Review: Comedy Series Triumphs in Final Episodes
  • ‘Camelot’ Broadway Review: With Aaron Sorkin, What’s Love Got to Do With It?

    The Oscar winner’s new book for this musical revival throws up a few romantic roadblocks

    By

    By Robert Hofler
    April 13, 2023 @ 6:30 PM
    Theater
    6:30 PM
    ‘Camelot’ Broadway Review: With Aaron Sorkin, What’s Love Got to Do With It?
  • ‘Fat Ham’ Broadway Review: Something’s Rotten – and Ripe With Laughs – in North Carolina

    James Ijames’ retooling of Shakespeare delivers the funniest Hamlet ever

    By

    By Robert Hofler
    April 12, 2023 @ 6:30 PM
    Theater
    6:30 PM
    ‘Fat Ham’ Broadway Review: Something’s Rotten – and Ripe With Laughs – in North Carolina
  • ‘Mafia Mamma’ Review: Toni Collette’s Mob Comedy Misfires

    Catherine Hardwicke’s film can’t rise above clumsy jokes and cliched characters

    By

    Tomris Laffly
    April 12, 2023 @ 8:08 AM
    Reviews
    8:08 AM
    ‘Mafia Mamma’ Review: Toni Collette’s Mob Comedy Misfires
  • ‘Barry’ Season 4 Review: Bill Hader Crafts a Collision Course of Chaos in Final Episodes

    There’s an emphasis on the dark in the last installments of the HBO hit series, but rest assured that the satire is as sharp and absurd as ever

    By

    Bob Strauss
    April 11, 2023 @ 7:00 AM
    TV
    7:00 AM
    ‘Barry’ Season 4 Review: Bill Hader Crafts a Collision Course of Chaos in Final Episodes
  • ‘Beau Is Afraid’ Review: Ari Aster’s Stunning, Unknowable and Fearless Opus

    Joaquin Phoenix delivers one of his best performances as a guilt-ridden man on an epic journey

    By

    Tomris Laffly
    April 10, 2023 @ 7:00 PM
    Reviews
    7:00 PM
    ‘Beau Is Afraid’ Review: Ari Aster’s Stunning, Unknowable and Fearless Opus
  • ‘Renfield’ Review: Nicolas Cage Gives Dracula New Bite

    Cage and Nicholas Hoult’s chemistry anchors gory horror comedy

    By

    Kristen Lopez
    April 10, 2023 @ 11:41 AM
    Reviews
    11:41 AM
    ‘Renfield’ Review: Nicolas Cage Gives Dracula New Bite
  • ‘Tiny Beautiful Things’ Review: Hulu Drama Showcases Kathryn Hahn’s Extraordinary Range

    The TV adaptation of Cheryl Strayed’s book could be the “WandaVision” standout’s breakthrough as a series lead

    By

    Carla Meyer
    April 7, 2023 @ 8:00 AM
    TV
    8:00 AM
    ‘Tiny Beautiful Things’ Review: Hulu Drama Showcases Kathryn Hahn’s Extraordinary Range
  • ‘How to Blow Up a Pipeline’ Review: A Searing Eco-Thriller With Spirit and Ideas

    Daniel Goldhaber’s Soderbergh-ian film ignites an urgent sense of activism through a stellar ensemble cast and sophisticated direction.

    By

    Tomris Laffly
    April 7, 2023 @ 7:00 AM
    Reviews
    7:00 AM
    ‘How to Blow Up a Pipeline’ Review: A Searing Eco-Thriller With Spirit and Ideas
  • ‘The Wife of Willesden’ Off Broadway Review: Zadie Smith Updates Chaucer and Makes It Twerk

    Clare Perkins delivers a raunchy spin on the Wife of Bath in a verse adaptation of “The Canterbury Tales”

    By

    Thom Geier
    April 6, 2023 @ 6:30 PM
    Theater
    6:30 PM
    ‘The Wife of Willesden’ Off Broadway Review: Zadie Smith Updates Chaucer and Makes It Twerk
  • ‘Beef’ Review: Ali Wong and Steven Yeun Lead One of the Best Shows of 2023

    The Netflix dramedy from Lee Sung Jin is possibly the most unselfconsciously Asian American series in mainstream television

    By

    Brandon Yu
    April 6, 2023 @ 8:00 AM
    TV
    8:00 AM
    ‘Beef’ Review: Ali Wong and Steven Yeun Lead One of the Best Shows of 2023
  • ‘Shucked’ Broadway Review: A New Musical That Doesn’t Actually Suck

    The joke-packed book is by Robert Horn, which rhymes with “corn”

    By

    By Robert Hofler
    April 4, 2023 @ 6:00 PM
    Reviews
    6:00 PM
    ‘Shucked’ Broadway Review: A New Musical That Doesn’t Actually Suck
  • ‘Super Mario Bros. Movie’ Review: Illumination Drops Audiences Into Delightful Video Game

    It’s fast, fun and certainly never boring to look at

    By

    Lex Briscuso
    April 4, 2023 @ 12:00 PM
    Reviews
    12:00 PM
    ‘Super Mario Bros. Movie’ Review: Illumination Drops Audiences Into Delightful Video Game
  • ‘Paint’ Review: Owen Wilson Channels a Fictional Bob Ross in Timid and Underpowered Comedy

    Brit McAdams’ tale falls short of its comedic and dramatic ambitions.

    By

    Tomris Laffly
    April 4, 2023 @ 11:00 AM
    Reviews
    11:00 AM
    ‘Paint’ Review: Owen Wilson Channels a Fictional Bob Ross in Timid and Underpowered Comedy
  • ‘Life of Pi’ Broadway Review: Making Cannibalism Palatable for Kids

    Unfortunately, the puppets look like “The Lion King” on a budget

    By

    Robert Hofler
    March 31, 2023 @ 3:44 AM
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    3:44 AM
    ‘Life of Pi’ Broadway Review: Making Cannibalism Palatable for Kids
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