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Elisabeth Moss is one of those actors whose new projects is always worthy of your curiosity. Her latest is a spy thriller where no one is who they say they are.
Legal experts say Netflix could have done more to protect the identity of stalker ‘Martha’ in its hit show Baby Reindeer.
There may be a generational gap between the damaged characters in Hacks, but there is no empathy gap.
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If there’s a sure-fire way to paint yourself as a grumpy old man yelling at clouds, it’s for an ageing comedian bemoaning that you can’t make the same jokes today as they could in their prime.
KATE EMERY: What makes this depiction of male trauma, vulnerability and masculinity in crisis feel so vital is the way in which it wrestles with the idea of an imperfect victim.
A beloved supporting character finally takes centre stage in this quirky crime procedural with a lot to like.
Baby Reindeer has everyone talking because it’s really not the TV series that you think it’s going to be.
The fallout continues from US comedian Arj Barker’s decision to evict a new mum and her baby from his stand-up show in Melbourne at the weekend.
Melbourne-set crime drama Swift Street isn’t just for crime junkies. It knows how to lighten the mood.
Robert Durst’s hot mic confession will live on as one those huge “whoa” moments. But what happened next is explored in the sequel to The Jinx.
You would never expect Conan O’Brien to do anything by halves. That’s why you find him writhing on the floor in ecstasy over a bite of black pudding.
A ‘useless’ dad suddenly thrust into single parenthood is not meant to be funny, but out of this tragedy is a lot of laughs.
Alice & Jack is supposed to be a charged romance between two on-and-off again lovers who can’t stay away from each other. But this is no heady game of seduction.
Suits became an unlikely streaming hero last year when it topped the US charts for 12 weeks in a row. But it’s not the only binge-able show from the 2000s. Here are the other must-see contemporary classics.
When it comes to taboo subjects, Such Brave Girls will go there and then take a step further.