Battle of the Sexes hits theaters September 22. This engaging, entertaining film is sure to grab people’s attention just because of the two main stars, Emma Stone, coming off La-La Land, and Steve Carell, a […]
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The Good Place: Season 2 – Review
The Good Place Season 2 premieres September 20, 10pm on NBC. *SPOILERS FOLLOW* The finale of The Good Place’s excellent freshman season shattered the show’s premise. Rest assured, the story remains hilarious. At the end […]
The Vietnam War – Opinion
Ken Burns’ The Vietnam War is available for streaming on PBS.org By Jeremy Koffsky Ken Burns is the most effective historical storyteller currently living. His long-form documentaries enhance history into relatable and fascinating stories. His […]
Jerry Before Seinfeld – Review
Jerry Before Seinfeld begins streaming on Netflix on September 19. Is Jerry Seinfeld still relevant? Netflix seems to think so. Back in January the streaming service signed a major deal with the legendary stand-up comic […]
American Vandal: Season 1 – Review
American Vandal is now streaming on Netflix. Is Steven Avery innocent? What about Amanda Knox? Who killed Sister Cathy? The resurgence of true-crime dramas is mostly due to Netflix. They’ve produced Making a Murderer, The […]
The Deuce: Season 1 – Review
The Deuce premieres September 10, 9pm on HBO. Producer David Simon, responsible for such classics as The Wire and Homicide: Life on the Street, is back! He’s recruited James Franco and a stellar cast to […]
BoJack Horseman: Season 4 – Review
BoJack Horseman is back September 8, only on Netflix. Ever heard of BoJack Horseman? Back in the 90s he was in a “very famous TV show,” now he’s a washed up alcoholic narcissist with countless […]
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