Naz Barouti’s new book, Love, Death, and Money: A Woman’s Guide to Legally Protecting Yourself, is an inspiring financial and legal guidebook for women.
The latest episode of Murphy Brown conveys the #MeToo movement efficiently and effectively.
A brief foray into a White House press room reminds Murphy Brown of the vital role the press plays as an advocate for the people.
The remake of Murphy Brown shows audiences there’s more to say about making television news today.
Beau Willimon (House of Cards) created Hulu’s The First with real science and technology in mind.
Science and engineering aren’t the only barriers to the allure of space travel — in The First, family drama also impedes the inaugural exploration of Mars.
In “Peppermint” Jennifer Garner helms a predictable and problematic action film, proving that formulaic rip-offs of 1980’s vigilante films won’t work in 2018.
In his directorial debut, Searching director Aneesh Chaganty takes on the challenge of translating the digital screen onto the cinema screen.
Spoilers Ahead: In the series finale of HBO’s mini-series Sharp Objects, Camille Preaker discovers the depths of her own family’s psychosis.
Sharp Objects, the latest HBO mini-series for Jean-Marc Vallée ramps up the pace in it’s penultimate episode, with shocking revelations about matriarch Adora, played by Patricia Clarkson.