Is Television Ready for Angry Women?
Producer Marti Noxon has two shows about women’s pain and rage debuting this summer—and the timing couldn’t be better.
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AP The Glorious, Bizarre History of Soccer and Fashion
Simon Doonan’s new book, Soccer Style, summarizes the long and complicated relationship between athletes and outlandish style.
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HBO Westworld: Who Cares About the Man in Black?
Three Atlantic staffers discuss “Vanishing Point,” the ninth episode of Season 2.
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Studi8Neosiam / SvetMedvedeva / Shutterstock / Arsh Raziuddin ... Florida, Full of Dread
Lauren Groff’s new collection of short stories is an ecosystem teeming with life, decay, beauty, and fear.
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Michael Zorn / Invision / AP Robert De Niro’s Toothless Protest
At the 2018 Tony Awards the actor and director gave a brief, profane, and pointless outburst about President Trump.
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HBO Westworld: Ghost Nation, Revealed
Three Atlantic staffers discuss “Kiksuya,” the eighth episode of Season 2.
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HBO Westworld: Strike the Match
Three Atlantic staffers discuss “Les Écorchés,” the seventh episode of Season 2.
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HBO Filthy Rich: The Power Plays of Succession
HBO’s new drama about a media mogul’s feuding family is a darkly comic work in progress.
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Netflix The Bleak Truths of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt
In its fourth and final season, the Netflix comedy continues to spin its cotton-candy humor around a world that’s rotten inside.
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Amazon The Mysterious Girls of Picnic at Hanging Rock
A new Amazon miniseries adapts the classic novel by Joan Lindsay about the disappearance of four women in 1900 Australia.
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Amazon / FX / Netflix / NBC / ... 18 New Shows to Watch This Summer
Plus 10 returning series worth catching up on
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HBO Westworld: From Cradle to Grave
Three Atlantic staffers discuss “Phase Space,” the sixth episode of Season 2.
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Jonathan Brady / Reuters Thoroughly Modern Meghan
As the world watched, an American actress challenged stereotypes, tradition, and the history of the monarchy itself.
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HBO Westworld: A Cut Above
Three Atlantic staffers discuss “Akane No Mai,” the fifth episode of Season 2.
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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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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.
