The country’s biggest actors’ union has struck a deal to eliminate the kind of private auditions that can lead to abuse.
Amy Santiago, played by Melissa Fumero, has exploded many a pop-culture myth about smart, driven women being cold, humorless, and lonely.
Three Atlantic staffers discuss “Kiksuya,” the eighth episode of Season 2.
The chef understood that history and political survey provide more than just context; they can illuminate the specificity of people’s lives.
Amid a wave of new tributes to the queer art of voguing, Ryan Murphy’s FX show struggles to capture the subculture’s energy.
Through six seasons and two movies of Sex and the City, no love story could supersede the one in which Samantha was the object of her own affection.
The new dark comedy from Marti Noxon explores women’s physical and psychological pain with an intriguing, if heavy-handed, premise.
Three Atlantic staffers discuss “Les Écorchés,” the seventh episode of Season 2.
HBO’s new drama about a media mogul’s feuding family is a darkly comic work in progress.
In its fourth and final season, the Netflix comedy continues to spin its cotton-candy humor around a world that’s rotten inside.
The sitcom star’s racist tweet ended a show that fashioned Trump’s appeal as largely economic and national unity as within reach.
Following months of defending the show’s star, the network ended the wildly popular revival after its namesake sent a racist tweet.
A new Amazon miniseries adapts the classic novel by Joan Lindsay about the disappearance of four women in 1900 Australia.
Plus 10 returning series worth catching up on
Three Atlantic staffers discuss “Phase Space,” the sixth episode of Season 2.
The show’s assassin, Villanelle, insists on being taken at face value. To search for a noble motivation is to trap oneself in her psychological labyrinth.
A hot(ter) take
In excusing his Arrested Development castmate’s verbal abuse of Jessica Walter, the actor showed how Hollywood has justified bad behavior for generations.
This year, the show ended with a typically mediocre, guest star–laden Donald Trump sketch—but it needs to be bolder in the future.
Three Atlantic staffers discuss “Akane No Mai,” the fifth episode of Season 2.