Eliza Berman

Eliza Berman is the Deputy Culture Editor for TIME.

Loved Palm Springs? Here Are 20 More Romantic Comedies That Put a New Spin on an Old Genre

Hulu's existential 'Palm Springs' is just the latest original entry in the ...

Hulu's existential 'Palm Springs' is just the latest original entry in the evolving genre. Here are more unconventional rom-coms, from 'Meet the Patels' to 'The Lovers.'

'I’ve Been Waiting 30 Years.' Greta Gerwig on Getting to Put Her Stamp on Little Women

The Oscar-nominated director on the astonishing modernity of Louisa May Alc...

The Oscar-nominated director on the astonishing modernity of Louisa May Alcott's 1868 classic

'She Never Stopped Hoping.' Renée Zellweger on Judy Garland, and What the Future Holds for Women

The Oscar-winning actor on playing Judy Garland, how Bridget Jones holds up...

The Oscar-winning actor on playing Judy Garland, how Bridget Jones holds up and the public scrutiny of women

“It feels a little bit like I’ve come full circle,” says Thompson, who started out in comedy, of playing a comedian in her new film

Emma Thompson Just Wants to Make Us Laugh—and Maybe Get Arrested

Emma Thompson gets serious about comedy in her new movie Late Night

Economist Emily Oster's new book Cribsheet parses the data on parenting-related decisions around topics like sleep, vaccines and breastfeeding.

Emily Oster Wrote the Modern Pregnancy Bible. Now She Has Some Advice for Parents of Young Kids

Economist Emily Oster wrote the modern pregnancy bible. Now she has some ad...

Economist Emily Oster wrote the modern pregnancy bible. Now she has some advice for parents of young kids

O’Connell knows a leading role is rare for an actor with a disability: “I never thought I could be the star of the show,” he says

Ryan O’Connell Came Out of the Disability Closet. Now, He’s Changing the Conversation

Ryan O’Connell’s new series, 'Special,' marks a major step forward for disa...

Ryan O’Connell’s new series, 'Special,' marks a major step forward for disability representation in Hollywood. But there’s still a long way to go

Maya Rudolph, Tina Fey, and Amy Poehler speak onstage during the 91st Annual Academy Awards at Dolby Theatre on Feb. 24, 2019.

The Best, Worst and Most Totally Fine Moments of the 2019 Oscars

The night was mostly just fine, but a few shining moments stood out

Eliza Berman

Loved Palm Springs? Here Are 20 More Romantic Comedies That Put a New Spin on an Old Genre

'I’ve Been Waiting 30 Years.' Greta Gerwig on Getting to Put Her Stamp on Little Women

'She Never Stopped Hoping.' Renée Zellweger on Judy Garland, and What the Future Holds for Women

Emma Thompson Just Wants to Make Us Laugh—and Maybe Get Arrested

Emily Oster Wrote the Modern Pregnancy Bible. Now She Has Some Advice for Parents of Young Kids

Ryan O’Connell Came Out of the Disability Closet. Now, He’s Changing the Conversation

The Best, Worst and Most Totally Fine Moments of the 2019 Oscars

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