DVD Review
Watching “Gomorrah” on the First Anniversary of the Capitol Attack
Being Jessie Buckley
Reflections on Joss Whedon and “Buffy, the Vampire Slayer”
Up Close and Inspirational — The Spirit of “Friday Night Lights”
“Friday Night Lights” Hits Home as Bob Dylan Turns 80
Don’t Call It a Spinoff — “Better Call Saul” Is a Great American Film
A Midsummer Night’s Dream of Olivia de Havilland (1916-2020)
Celebrating an International Sensation: Netflix’s “Money Heist”
Force and Faith: The Star and the Senator
Dancing Around the Decade — A “Swing Time” Retrospective
Christmas with Bogart: A Look Back at the Golden Oldies of 2019
Living With “The Irishman” — Movies at Home vs. Movies in the Theatre
In the Line of Fire: Bob Dylan Unleashed in “Rolling Thunder”
“A Continuous Unfolding”: D-Day, David Milch, García Lorca, and the Return of “Deadwood”
“Whatever Will Be, Will Be” — Doris Day, “Game of Thrones,” and the Power of Song
A Black Hole Voyage, from “Zarathustra” to “Doctor Who”
Celebrating Marlon Brando’s “One-Eyed Jacks” and the Novel Behind It
Love Sets the Scene: Arthur Lee’s Blind Date With Natasha Lyonne
Women of the Year: From Ocasio-Cortez to Joan Baez, with a Visit to Mary Hartman’s Fernwood
New Year’s 2019 — From Times Square to the Wild West, Starring Jean Arthur and J.D. Salinger
Exploring Parallel Worlds in Midtown Manhattan and “The Man In the High Castle”
“Penny Dreadful” Intimations of Halloween on John Keats’s Birthday
