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The writer’s latest investigation of human frailty and craven behavior focuses on wealthy resort guests and the hotel workers who cater to their whims.
By Alexis Soloski
Mike White’s one-percenter satire for HBO is a sun-soaked tale of money, death and customer service.
By James Poniewozik
The young stars of the HBO skate comedy discuss how pandemic-era New York shaped the new season. “Our show grows with us and changes with our world,” Ajani Russell said.
By Ashley Oken
Two decades after the premiere of the landmark HBO drama, the creator Alan Ball and others look back on its tender portrait of familial dysfunction.
By Saul Austerlitz
Set in the moment when the country is coming out of a year of quarantine and unrest, the HBO talk-drama’s revival is uneven but relevant.
Pandemic tensions led HBO to make a new version of the therapy drama, which stars Uzo Aduba and aims to reduce stigmas about mental health care.
With “Mare of Easttown” and now “Hacks,” an actor who Hollywood undervalued for years continues her career resurgence.
In “Mare of Easttown,” the “Mildred Pierce” star plays a damaged detective trying to stay afloat while investigating missing and murdered young women.
By Mike Hale
An allegorical alt-superhero series about gifted women in Victorian London makes it to the screen, but without its currently embattled creator.
Raoul Peck’s four-hour documentary for HBO is a dizzying retelling of the course of colonialism, slavery and genocide.