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The Strangely Soothing Power of Fran Lebowitz’s New York

It’s Fran’s world; why can’t we all live in it?

‘The Baby-Sitters Club’ Gives Us Intersectional Feminism Without the Angst

The Netflix adaptation of Ann M. Martin’s beloved book series takes a revolutionary approach to feminism by presenting it as no big deal

Joe Exotic’s Family History Could Be Its Own Netflix Series

The star of ‘Tiger King’ has a fascinating tie to America’s frontier past

Netflix Loves to Romanticize Mental Health

‘All the Bright Places’ succeeds where ’13 Reasons Why’ failed, but cultural depictions of mental health still need work

‘Cheer’ Is a Lesson on How Not to Treat Young People

The hit Netflix show is a reminder of how resilient kids are, and how often adults fail them

Is Netflix Really Saving Cinema?

‘The Irishman’ and ‘Marriage Story’ are Oscar-worthy films that screened in theaters first. That sounds familiar.

How Netflix Conquered Bingeable True Crime

From ‘Wild Wild Country’ to ‘Bikram: Yogi, Guru, Predator,’ the streaming giant practically invented the docuseries

Netflix Originals Are Just Bad Enough to Destroy It

Mediocre shows won’t cut it as the world’s biggest streaming-TV company faces more competition

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