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Still showing Moses Storm (Trash White) from a distance, as he is standing on his stage that is surrounded by various objects and junk painted white. He is wearing all white, and the spotlights highlight both him and his stage. Image courtesy of HBO Max.

The Best Comedy Specials of 2022

By: Rebecca Rosén 31st Dec 202231st Dec 2022

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Even if one can’t heal the world with comedy, one certainly can try. From the radically intimate and laidback to the extravagantly oversized, this article lists twelve of the best comedy specials released in 2022 that undoubtedly try to provide some comfort through the darkness.

REVIEW: ‘The Great’ (2020) is Hilariously Outrageous and Charming

By: zrshelton98 30th May 202029th May 2020

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The magic and brilliance of The Great is found in its liveliness that demonstrates our endless connection to the past: from its commentary on female liberation to an unabashed playfulness with sexuality, there truly are zero flaws to discuss.

Top of the Docs #16 – The Ten Best True Crime Docuseries Streaming Now

By: Jenni Holtz 7th May 20207th May 2020

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If you loved Netflix’s Tiger King, then you’re in luck there’s an abundance of true crime documentary series – a.k.a. docuseries – streaming right now. The docuseries format allows a story to be told with a level detail that couldn’t fit into a single documentary. To save you some time searching, here’s a list of the best ones out there.

REVIEW: ‘High Fidelity’ is a Musical Reflection on Love

By: carolinehvd 29th Feb 20204th Jul 2020

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High Fidelity dropped on Valentine’s Day and deals with all things love and heartbreak, as well as the ups and downs of relationships.

Three Things That ‘Shrill’ Gets Right About Living As A Fat Woman

By: Sophie Butcher 17th Jan 202016th Jan 2020

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Welcome to Fatness In Film, a new monthly column analysing examples of fat representation and body diversity on screen. Positive depictions of fat bodies are hard to find, but Shrill is a recent example of plus size storytelling done right.

‘Killing Eve”s Villanelle: A Girl Gone Bad (And It’s So Good)

“Killing Eve”‘s Villanelle (Jodie Comer) ushers in a new era of bad girls that don’t apologize, even for the most heinous of deeds.