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What Do Black Audiences Really Want From Don Lemon?

With his new book, the CNN anchor thinks he knows exactly how to reach them — by being who he’s always been

How the Royal Family Lost Control to ‘The Crown’

The Netflix drama has shaped the perceptions of millions of people who previously knew little about the royals

‘WandaVision’ Is the Quintessential Quarantine Show

Marvel’s latest hit is relentlessly overhyped, but it’s perfect for our Covid reality

Watching Gossip Girl at the End of the World

Nostalgia drew me in. But the escapism, absurdity, and innocent stupidity of the late 2000s kept me watching.

Sex Has Evolved Beyond ‘Sex and the City’

A new season of the HBO hit would drag the conversation backward rather than push it forward

‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ Got Me Through 2020

The Gang’s chaos agents helped me understand what the hell just happened

‘MasterChef Junior’ Is a Cooking Show About Generational Wealth

Only a certain class of kid can make the best matcha macarons

The Rise of the Class-Conscious Cinderella

The rich are deformed by wealth and can only sustain themselves through the suffering of these heroines

The Master Manipulators of ‘The Vow’

The documentary was never about its subjects making amends with the past. It was about shifting alliances, like any good reality TV show.

What ‘I May Destroy You’ Got About Millennials That ‘Girls’ Didn’t

HBO’s series about women on the verge have come a long way in the last decade

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