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The series is determined to foreground Japanese perspectives, but it doesn’t quite know what to make of Japan’s more unsavory history.

11-Across, Four Letters: Rihanna song … or, when tripled, Taylor Swift song

Can you name an Oscar-nominated Winona Ryder movie?

Emily Jean is heading to “Florida!!!” with Taylor Swift and Florence Welch.

If you were hopeful for a season two, we might have bad news for you.

This story’s conclusion is just a matter of playing out what has already been set in motion.

To the tune of “Chug Jug With You” (and “American Boy,” I guess) More »

It’s only been six charters, and the St. David has already lost three people.

The Huey Lewis musical is fine, fun, and as lightweight as a cardboard box.

The Crown creator Peter Morgan’s new play redirects his eye for palace intrigue to the power dynamics of post-Perestroika Moscow.

Renouncing Taylor Swift fandom can feel like “leaving a cult.” But r/SwiftlyNeutral is a safe space to process.

“If I could, I would not talk, but it’s TV. You’ve got to show the best side of you.”

Sometimes when God closes a door (Taylor Swift says “So long”), She opens a window (Tom Cruise does the splits). Cruise is living that life in London, and for him that means break-dancing, doing the splits, and w... More »

Everyone loves a good reality-TV mean girl, but Hannah and Telly are too banal for their bad behavior to make good television.

Spoilers follow for the Bluey season-three finale, “Surprise.” More »

Minhal Baig’s We Grown Now tells the story of two childhood best friends in Chicago’s Cabrini-Green housing project.

Sometimes you need a demanding, hilarious toddler to shake things up.

This episode of the beloved children’s series could be its first misstep. Or a perfect ending.

Just like it’s almost a good tennis film, and almost the mature starring role Zendaya needed.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe, in its latter-day phases (we are currently midway through the fifth), sometimes seems less like an entertainment franchise and more like a sociological experiment conducted by Harvard University to see how…

Joel Kim Booster experienced the raw power of hateration (no holleration).

Translation: Kid Cudi broke his foot after jumping off his Coachella stage.

22-Down, Four letters: Like Stephen King’s stories

Bacon and the teens made care packages for his charity. On 4/20. Ren would never.

Part 2 manages to be both a followup to the fallout of the 2015 miniseries and a victory lap for director Andrew Jarecki.

In case we forgot, America was (even more) racist in the 1970s.

Atmosphere is all in the loose hustle and bustle of a pre-show, but in a play proper, it can only carry you so far.

And they’re part of one of the largest induction classes ever.

Philly pop-punk band The Starting Line hope it’s nice in the Black Dog when someone plays their music. The band thanked Taylor Swift for the nod in The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology. In “The Black Do... More »

The actors improvised and shot much of the movie, but have no profit participation.