Comedy

The Creeping Progressiveness of ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’

By  Liz Baessler 

At 12 seasons and counting, the show is a vivid timeline of evolving American sentiment.

Netflix’s ‘Nanette’ and the Importance of Uncomfortable Conversations

By  Matthew Monagle 

If you don’t feel welcomed by Hannah Gadsby’s new Netflix special, that’s not an invitation to leave.

The Best Comedies of 2018 So Far

By  Christopher Campbell 

Here are the 10 movies that made us laugh the most in the first six months of the year, ranked.

If ‘Hot Ones’ Isn’t Already Your Internet Obsession, It’s About to Be

By  Max Covill 

Are you ready to call yourself a spice lord?

‘Ideal Home’ Review: Paul Rudd and Steve Coogan Dazzle In an Ill-Fitted Story

By  Emily Kubincanek 

Not all of this movie’s shortcomings can be overlooked for a charming Paul Rudd and his nice beard.

‘Ocean’s 8’ is a Stepping Stone, Not the Destination

By  Ciara Wardlow 

Transition phases can be awkward, but that’s how we get places.

It’s The Truman Show and We’re All Living in It

By  Pierce Singgih 

The lives we live today reflect the broadcasted reality depicted in Peter Weir’s satirical, sci-fi comedy.

The Worst Nuns of Cinema

By  Meg Shields 

Bar nun, these sisters are the best of the worst.

Hollywood Needs More Movies Like ‘Book Club’

By  Matthew Monagle 

‘Book Club’ is nothing more than your typical romantic comedy with an older-than-average cast. That’s what makes it special.