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Entertainment: Part 272
- The House of Flowers Is Proof That Telenovelas Are Changing—and So Is the Way We Watch Them
- What’s the Song of the Summer for 2021? Here Are Our Predictions
- How Loki’s Bisexuality Fits Into the History of LGBTQ+ Representation in the MCU
- At Last, Britney Spears Gets a Voice in Her Future—and We Have Her Fans to Thank
- Fox & I Is an Unnerving Memoir About Wildlife and Friendship
- Build Your House Around My Body Offers a Satisfying Story of Possession and Revenge
- What’s the Point of Trying to Understand Ghislaine Maxwell?
- Zola Is a Wild Road Trip Movie That Works Against All Odds
- F9: The Fast Saga May Be the Most Blockheaded Installment in the Franchise—And That’s Just Fine
- Netflix’s Steamy New Drama Sex/Life Is So Bad, It’s Funny
- The Ice Road Is an Overly Twisty Action Adventure That Has Its Charms, Chief Among Them Liam Neeson
- False Positive Strives for Elevated Pregnancy Horror But Misses the Mark
- A’Ziah ‘Zola’ King on Making an Authentic Film Adaptation of Her Viral Story—and What Comes Next
- #FreeBritney Activists Were Dismissed for Years. The Star’s Explosive Testimony Changed Everything
- “This Film Was My Chance to Correct History”: Questlove on Summer of Soul and the Oscars
- The Reopening of Springsteen on Broadway Brought Broadway Out of Hibernation—and One Packed Theater Into a Brighter Future
- What F9‘s Huge Box Office Haul Means for the Future of Movies Beyond the Pandemic
- The 5 Best New TV Shows Our Critic Watched in June 2021
- HBO’s Luxury Resort Satire The White Lotus Is the Must-See Show of the Summer
- Don Cheadle Steals the Show in Steven Soderbergh’s Twisty Noir Entertainment No Sudden Move
- The Best K-Pop Songs of 2021 So Far
- ‘Stories Can Be War.’ How Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Viral Essay Has Implications Far Beyond the Literary World
- Black Widow Began as a Sexist Stereotype. More Than a Decade Later, Scarlett Johansson Is Reclaiming Her Story
- Three New Music Documentaries Celebrate the Cosmic Connection Between Artist and Audience
- Top Chef: Portland Was the Kindest Season Yet. Does the Finale Change That?
- Britney Spears, Sinéad O’Connor and the Radical Act of a Haircut
- HBO Max’s Gossip Girl Reboot Is Perfectly Fine for a Show That Shouldn’t Exist
- Netflix’s Fear Street Trilogy Is Generic Straight-to-VHS Horror With Nostalgic Flair
- Black Widow Is a Showcase for Florence Pugh and Scarlett Johansson First and a Marvel Superhero Movie Second
- How to Write a Romance Novel in 2021
- The Loneliest Whale Brings Us on an Invigorating Search for an Elusive Creature of the Deep
- How the Black Widow End-Credits Scene Sets Up Marvel’s Next Hero and Villain
- Forget the Individual Snubs. The 2021 Emmy Nominations Reveal a Fundamentally Broken Institution
- Britney Spears’ Case Is Back in Court. Here’s What Could Happen Next With Her Conservatorship
- Netflix’s My Unorthodox Life Is More Bravo Docusoap Than Real-Life Unorthodox
- Here’s What the Loki Finale Means for Future Marvel Movies
- ‘A Serious, Violent Incident.’ Promotion of an ‘Anti-Trans’ Paperback Stirs Criticism of Amazon, American Booksellers Association
- In Pig, Nicolas Cage Plays a Grouchy, Meditative Hermit—and Gives His Best Performance in Years
- The MCU Has a Longstanding Villain Problem. Loki’s Introduction of Jonathan Majors’ Kang the Conqueror Might Just Solve It
- Peacock’s Dr. Death Is Based on A Chilling True Crime Podcast About a Murderous Surgeon. Here’s What to Know
- Atypical Fell Short as Both Autistic Representation and Entertainment. At Least It Was Eclipsed During Its Own Time
- Roadrunner Illuminates Anthony Bourdain the Man—But Are Its Means Totally Legit?
- Debating How Space Jam: A New Legacy Stacks Up Against the Original
- Ted Lasso and TV’s Strange Quest to Build the Perfect Man
- How Spirited Away Changed Animation Forever
- Britney Spears’ Pop Legacy Goes Way Beyond Her Music
- Call Her Daddy’s Alexandra Cooper Made Her Name Talking About Sex. With Her Massive Spotify Deal, She’s Pushing Beyond That
- Tommy Dorfman Would Like to Clarify
- The Last Letter From Your Lover Falters Often, But Its Illicit Romance and Gorgeous Costumes Go Straight to the Pleasure Zone
- M. Night Shyamalan Squanders a Rich Premise in Old
- In Val, an Actor Turns the Camera on Himself for a Profound Reflection on His Life and Work
- FBoy Island and Sexy Beasts Represent the Best and Worst of 2021’s Trashy Summer Dating Shows
- What to Know About the Book The Last Letter From Your Lover Before Watching the Netflix Movie
- The Tokyo Olympics’ Somber Opening Ceremony Was Saved—Barely—by the Athletes
- The Green Knight Is an Extravagant Unicorn Tapestry of a Movie
- Mena Suvari Is Ready to Own Her Past
- Here Are the 11 New Books You Should Read in August
- Music Television Is Everywhere Post-MTV. But Does It Have to Be So Nostalgic?
- Matt Damon Shines in Stillwater, an Uneven Thriller Inspired by a Real-Life Murder Case
- Why Scarlett Johansson Is Suing Disney Over Black Widow
- Amazon’s Divine Period Romance The Pursuit of Love Gives Classic Social Satire a Modern Twist
- ‘The Ripple Effect Is a Major Concern.’ Chicagoans Worry About the Aftermath of Lollapalooza as the Delta Variant Surges
- The 5 Best New TV Shows Our Critic Watched in July 2021
- 4 Takeaways From Billie Eilish’s New Album Happier Than Ever
- Simone Biles and Why We All Get the ‘Twisties’ (Even If We Can’t Fly)
- Read an Excerpt From the Next Installment of John Lewis’ Graphic-Novel Memoir
- NBC’s Tokyo Olympics Coverage Was Always Going to Be a Disaster
- A Researcher Thought Disney Princesses Had a Negative Impact on Young Girls. The Results of Her New Study Surprised Her
- How Disney’s Controversial Jungle Cruise Ride Was Adapted for the Screen—and What It Means for Indigenous Representation
- Here’s Everything New on Netflix in August 2021—and What’s Leaving
- ‘No Borders, Boundaries or Limits.’ BTS on Testing Out English Releases and Striving for the Song of the Summer
- The Surprisingly Complicated Pleasures of Cooking With Paris
- After Being Blacklisted, Morgan Wallen Is Bigger Than Ever. What Will Happen to DaBaby?
- How The Suicide Squad End-Credits Scene Sets Up the Future of the DCEU
- Annette Is Gorgeous to Look at But All the Wrong Kinds of Weird
- Here Are All the Upcoming DCEU Movies and TV Shows After The Suicide Squad
- Everything We Know About Kanye West’s Donda Following Second Listening Event
- Netflix Horror Noir Brand New Cherry Flavor Tastes Terrible
- A New Documentary Tells the Harrowing History of Conversion Therapy
- Jason Reynolds: YA Books Make Us Feel Safe to Be Who We Really Are
- The 100 Best YA Books of All Time
- How We Chose the 100 Best YA Books of All Time
- Marlee Matlin Will Never Stop Trying to Kick the Door Open
- Jennifer Hudson Makes a Dazzling Aretha Franklin in the Satisfying and Potent Respect
- Ryan Reynolds’ Charm Can’t Quite Liberate Free Guy From a Cluttered Plot
- Two Feminists Who Love Reality TV Wrap Their Minds Around the FBoy Island Finale
- John David Washington Can’t Outrun the Tedium of Netflix Thriller Beckett
- Alexandra Daddario on the White Lotus Finale and Rachel’s Big Decision
- Nine Perfect Strangers Is a Master Class From Some of Hollywood’s Finest Actors— But Not Much More
- From Stillwater to Sweet Girl, A New Crop of Movies Explores the Plight of Modern Dads
- Netflix’s Sharp Satire The Chair Throws Sandra Oh Into the Politicized Powder Keg of Higher Ed
- RushTok Is a Mesmerizing Viral Trend. It Also Amplifies Sororities’ Problems With Racism
- The Outsider Unpacks the Controversy Behind the National September 11 Memorial & Museum
- How a TIME Art Critic Covered Chuck Close Across the Decades
- Rebecca Hall Shows Some Bristling Energy in the Otherwise Turbid Ghost Thriller The Night House
- What to Know About the New ‘Neon Genesis Evangelion’ Film, According to Series Creator Hideaki Anno
- New Jeopardy! Host Mike Richards Steps Down Amid Criticism. But He’s Not Leaving the Show Entirely
- An Artificial Intelligence Helped Write This Play. It May Contain Racism
- Why Lorde’s Solar Power Is a Pop Oddity
- The Chair Is a Pretty Accurate Portrayal of What It’s Like to Be a Woman Professor of Color. That’s Why It Can Be Painful to Watch