The Year That TV Saved Us
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TV Features
As life outside our homes shut down, the small screen became our treasured path to safe escape
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The Rolling Stone Interview: Barry Jenkins
Posted in: TV FeaturesThe Oscar-winning director on his adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel ‘The Underground Railroad,’ the beauty of black bodies, his unique path to Hollywood, and much more
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Justin Theroux’s Great Escape
Posted in: TV FeaturesHollywood wanted to make him a conventional leading man, but the 'Mosquito Coast' star had other plans
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‘For All Mankind’ Season Two Finale Takes One Giant Leap
Posted in: TV FeaturesSeemingly meandering subplots are tied together with precision in an action-packed and moving conclusion
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The Good Thief of ‘Lupin’
Posted in: TV FeaturesBehind the scenes of Netflix’s electrifying crime-caper sensation out of France — a series that’s given us television’s most charming new antihero
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Issa Rae Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop
Posted in: TV FeaturesShe brought a singular voice to TV with 'Insecure.' Now Hollywood’s queen of comedy is building an empire
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The Nine Lives of ‘Law & Order’
Posted in: TV FeaturesOne of TV's longest-running franchises returns with a new spinoff — 'Law & Order: Organized Crime' — led by comfortingly familiar faces
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Let’s Not Do the Time Warp Again
Posted in: TV FeaturesNetflix's 'The Serpent,' HBO Max's 'Made for Love,' and AMC's 'Gangs of London' are among many recent series poisoned by the out-of-sequence storytelling trend
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‘Pen15’ Creators Anna Konkle and Maya Erskine Are Making Middle School Great Again
Posted in: TV FeaturesWith their laugh-out-loud funny and deeply poignant series, the writer-stars have shown that girls can be just as gross and weird as boys — and that our inner 13-year-old never dies
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The Tao of Lucille Bluth
Posted in: TV FeaturesJessica Walter has died at 80. But the iconic matriarch from Arrested Development lives on
