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Netflix How the Hollywood Redemption Machine Works, According to BoJack Horseman
The show’s fifth season shows how protecting abusive, famous men is a tangled and corrupting process that touches everyone.
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Drawn & Quarterly Coyote Doggirl Gives the Western a Whimsical, Watercolor Spin
A new graphic novel from the artist Lisa Hanawalt (BoJack Horseman) gives an old genre the kind of heroine it’s never seen before.
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Warner Bros. / The Atlantic Which Crazy Rich Asians Scenes Were Most Memorable?
Four Atlantic staffers discuss the film’s particular power, and the movie moments they’re still thinking about.
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Netflix Where BoJack Horseman Season 4 Shone Brightest
The animated Netflix show’s two best episodes this year experimented with narrative to bring the private pain of its female characters to light.
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Nina Subin / Zak Bickel / The Atlantic Marjorie Liu on the Road to Making Monstress
The comic-book writer discusses working for Marvel, the loneliness of novel-writing, and why her epic-fantasy series is mostly populated by women and characters of color.
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HBO What Did Game of Thrones Accomplish This Year?
Three Atlantic staffers discuss "The Dragon and the Wolf," the Season 7 finale.
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Helen Sloan / courtesy of HBO Is Game of Thrones on Thin Ice?
Three Atlantic staffers discuss “Beyond the Wall,” the sixth episode of the seventh season.
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Helen Sloan / HBO Game of Thrones: No Choice at All
Three Atlantic staffers discuss “Eastwatch,” the fifth episode of the seventh season.
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Erik De Castro / Reuters North Korea: The View From Guam
What it’s like to be in the cross-hairs of the war of words between Washington and Pyongyang
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HBO Game of Thrones: Queen of the Ashes
Three Atlantic staffers discuss “The Spoils of War,” the fourth episode of the seventh season.
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HBO Game of Thrones: All the Queens’ Men
Three Atlantic staffers discuss the third episode of the seventh season.
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Helen Sloan / HBO Game of Thrones Gears Up for the Wars Still to Come
Three Atlantic staffers discuss “Dragonstone,” the first episode of the seventh season.
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Netflix Master of None’s Greatest Strength Is Its Curiosity
The Netflix series starring Aziz Ansari frequently strays from its protagonist to dive into the lives of characters on the margins.
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Quantrell D. Colbert / HBO An Uneven Tribute to The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks
The HBO film, based on the book by Rebecca Skloot and starring Oprah Winfrey, centers on the family of the woman whose cancer cells revolutionized medical science.
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Chris Large / FX In Fargo Season 3, a Family Feud Turns Bloody
Noah Hawley's FX anthology series returns with a new story about two estranged brothers at odds over a precious vintage stamp.
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Joe Penney / Reuters The Subtle Horror of Margaret Atwood’s ‘This Is a Photograph of Me’
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Adult Swim Rick and Morty’s ‘Surprise’ Season-Three Launch
Adult Swim’s cult series debuted a highly anticipated new episode for April Fool’s Day, after months (seemingly) without a release date.
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Universal Pictures In Get Out, the Eyes Have It
Jordan Peele’s fantastic film relies heavily on the sense of sight to amplify its racial horror.
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Paramount Pictures Rings Would Be Better Off at the Bottom of a Well
This strange sequel comes 15 years after the terrifying American remake of a Japanese horror classic.
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Yves Herman / Reuters Nominated for an Oscar, Barred From America
The Iranian film The Salesman is shortlisted for an Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film. But because of Donald Trump’s executive order on immigration, the movie’s director won’t be attending the ceremony.
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