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How ‘The Deuce’ Season 3 Sets the Tone of the ’80s with Music

By  Emily Kubincanek 

Disco may be dead in the final season of ‘The Deuce,’ but there’s more music to follow.

Rage, Control, and Rituals of Violence in ‘Sharp Objects’

By  Samantha Olthof 

‘Sharp Objects’ deftly contrasts two kinds of female serial killers and the generations of ritual abuse that tie them together.

Diving Deep Into ‘Euphoria’ with Creator Sam Levinson

By  Fernando Andrés 

We go in-depth on the filmmaking and themes behind this summer’s runaway hit with series creator Sam Levinson.

‘Euphoria’ is the Dark Teen Odyssey 2019 Needs

By  Fernando Andrés 

We dive into HBO’s shocking new high school series and explore its depiction of teenage life in 2019.

What to Expect from Russia’s Anti-American ‘Chernobyl’ Series

By  Kieran Fisher 

The acclaimed drama has started a television Cold War. How will the Soviets respond?

In HBO’s ‘Big Little Lies,’ Trauma is the Tie that Binds

By  Julia Teti 

With Season two well underway, the Monterey Five and audiences continue grappling with weighted emotions and experiences.

Breaking Down What Makes ‘Chernobyl’ So Damn Good

By  Ciara Wardlow 

To understand what makes the nuclear docudrama ‘Chernobyl’ so good, it helps to take a stroll down memory lane.

‘The Cold Blue’ is ‘Koyaanisqatsi’ with B-17 Bombers

By  Brad Gullickson 

We chat with documentarian Erik Nelson about his tribute to the Mighty Eighth Air Force and the cinematographers who risked their lives to capture their experience.

The ‘Deadwood’ Series Finale Refused To Be Pretty

By  Brad Gullickson 

We look back on the gory finish that left some unsatisfied but stayed true to the spirit of the series.