The final episode of Season 1 left Queen Elizabeth very much alone and feeling the weight of her crown. What can we expect from Season 2?
Television
Noel the Ornament: The forgotten cartoon might be the Christmas story for our times
You know Dasher and Dancer, Rudolph, Prancer and Vixen…. But do you know Noel?
The strange racial politics of ‘Stranger Things’
Could Hawkins be a place haunted not just by the Upside Down, but by the ghosts of our country’s racist past?
How the freaks of “Stranger Things” let the transcendent become real
The everyday and the fantastical continue to live side by side as show enters second season.
The Walking Dead’s religious question: Can paranoia and Christianity coexist?
In a zombie world, the good Samaritan would be toast.
“BoJack Horseman” is a comedy about living in a long-broken world
The absurdity of “BoJack Horseman” offers an unrelenting, often devastating look into our own humanity.
Ken Burns’s ‘Vietnam’ revisits a barbaric war and asks, what went wrong?
For nearly 20 years, the United States was severely divided by race, and a generational split not seen since the Civil War.
Talking heads help humanize the PBS documentary ‘Martin Luther’
The two-hour film portrays the “simple monk” Martin Luther as more of a Catholic than he is generally thought to be.
Yvonne Orji opens up about her God-sent role on HBO’s ‘Insecure’
Orji’s differences with her character felt like a joke at first, but now? “I get it, Lord; I see what you’re doing!”
Game of Thrones has a serious point to make about Hurricane Harvey and climate change
Climate change is the real battle before us, a battle quite possibly against extinction. It sounds ridiculously fantastic to put it like that; if only we had dragons and a Night King to help us believe.
