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HBO Fahrenheit 451 Tackles the Evils of Social Media
HBO’s new film updates the Ray Bradbury book to portray a world destroyed by overstimulation.
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Netflix 13 Reasons Why Tries Again
After being lambasted for its portrayal of teen suicide in Season 1, the Netflix series is back, and it’s taken the criticism to heart.
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PBS Little Women for the Instagram Generation
The new PBS adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s classic is a festival of flower crowns, artful bohemia, and Andrew Bird.
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HBO Westworld and the Question of Immortality
Three Atlantic staffers discuss “The Riddle of the Sphinx,” the fourth episode of Season 2.
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HBO No, That Episode of Westworld Was Not an Homage to Lost
It turns out that the parallels between “The Riddle of the Sphinx” and the ABC drama’s Season 2 premiere were mostly coincidental.
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Rich Fury / Invision / AP Netflix's Jeffrey Tambor Conundrum
After being fired from Transparent over allegations of sexual harassment on set, the actor is preparing to promote the new season of Arrested Development. What happens next?
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FX Donald Glover's Evolving Vision of Black Kinship
In the season finale of “Atlanta,” as in his recent “This Is America” video, the artist shows his preoccupation with the burden and blessing of the communal bond.
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Showtime Patrick Melrose Is a Lacerating Tour de Force
The new Showtime adaptation of Edward St. Aubyn’s novels stars Benedict Cumberbatch as an Englishman ravaged by trauma.
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HBO Westworld: Ride the Tiger
Three Atlantic staffers discuss “Virtù e Fortuna,” the third episode of Season 2.
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Netflix Dear White People Is Both Timely and Timeless
In Season 2, the Netflix dramedy about black students attending a predominantly white university is better than ever.
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Netflix The Rain Is a Taut Dystopian Thriller
Nordic noir meets YA apocalypse drama meets ludicrous climate fiction in this rollicking new series.
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Hulu Can Barbie Really Have It All?
What does a plastic doll have to say about feminism? Everything, a new Hulu documentary argues.
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Aidan Monaghan / AMC The Terror Is More Than a Chilling Monster Show
The based-on-a-true-story AMC series is a fascinating step forward for the survival-horror genre on TV.
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Netflix The Secret Star of John Mulaney's Kid Gorgeous
In his terrific new Netflix special, the comedian channels the spirit of one of his favorite subjects: his bizarrely boring dad.
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Netflix What If Robert F. Kennedy Had Become President?
A new Netflix documentary about his 1968 campaign and assassination seems to ask that question.
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Suzanne Tucker / Tinseltown / Shutterstock / Joshua … The Problem With Calling Trump a 'Reality-TV President'
Despite comparisons to Kim Kardashian, the former Apprentice host has long had little in common with most stars of the genre.
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HBO Westworld: What's in 'The Valley Beyond'?
Three Atlantic staffers discuss “Reunion,” the second episode of Season 2.
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Netflix Beyond the Spectacle of Wild Wild Country
Watching the Netflix documentary is a strange experience when you’re constantly waiting to see if a loved one will appear onscreen.
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Hulu The Handmaid's Tale and the Suffering of Women
In entertainment, when does empathy become exploitation?
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HBO Westworld: 'Everything Is Code'
Three Atlantic staffers discuss “Journey Into Night,” the Season 2 premiere.
