The Philosopher and Her CameraAva DuVernay made history with Selma. Now, in two new films, she’s taking on America’s prison system—and tesseracting through the universe.By Rachel Kaadzi GhansahSeptember 26, 2016
Grierson & Leitch Episode 35: The Magnificent Seven and Who Framed Roger Rabbit?By Tim Grierson and Will LeitchSeptember 27, 2016
On Transparent, A Family Unhappy In Its Own WayThe third season asks its characters: What happens after you’ve changed your life and you’re still not happy?By Esther BregerSeptember 23, 2016
Shirley Jackson’s Disappearing ActUnderrated for most of her life, the author of "The Lottery" is at last experiencing a revival.By Jane HuSeptember 26, 2016
How the Jim Crow Internet is Pushing Back Against Black Lives MatterBy Nicholas D. MirzoeffSeptember 26, 2016
What Hillary Can Learn From Obama’s Disastrous First Debate Against Mitt RomneyBy Jeet HeerSeptember 26, 2016
A Millennial Sits Down to Watch SurvivorThe thirty-third season is a contest between Millennials and Generation X—but climate change may decide which generation is the fittest.By Clio ChangSeptember 23, 2016
