“Upload” Concludes Its Prescient Warning on AI-Generated Ghosts
“Upload” premiered in 2020 and as it ends, technology has caught up to its premise of turning death into just another interface.
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In “Foundation” Season 3, the Empire (and the Pacing) are Falling
“Foundation” demands your attention, your patience, and – your willingness to take notes like you’re prepping for a dissertation defense.
Just Friends Again, “Platonic” Season 2 Delivers the Chaos
If you’re wondering whether you should rekindle your friendship with your ex-bestie? Maybe just watch “Platonic” instead.
Netflix’s “En el Barro” Takes “El Marginal” into Women’s Prisons
You won’t regret watching this “El Marginal” spin-off but be warned – “En el Barro” offers little comfort to its characters or its audience.
As We Say Good Bye, A Tribute to Carrie Bradshaw – The Writer
Carrie Bradshaw taught me how to sit down and write. And of course, because it’s her, her writing wardrobe first catches my attention.
Season Two of Prime’s “Betty la Fea” Offers Nostalgia and a Little Hope
Everyone shut up, my favorite telenovela is finally back on! Yes, Prime Video’s “Betty La Fea: La Historia Continua” is back with season two.
“Women Wearing Shoulder Pads” Takes Adult Swim to 1980s Ecuador
Rarely is our culture in the spotlight, and it’s impossible not to smile at its presence in Adult Swim’s “Women Wearing Shoulder Pads.”
“Acapulco” Is Coming Home for “Ted Lasso” Star Cristo Fernández
“‘Acapulco’ is a wonderful example of how to build something unique while remaining faithful to the location,” says actor Cristo Fernández.
“Heads of State” Tries to Be Funny, Hits Too Close to Home
Be warned: “Heads of State” doesn’t offer escape from our current geopolitical state but rather an unflattering reflection of it.
Bad Bunny and Marcello Hernández Deliver the Funniest Moments in “Happy Gilmore 2”
Bad Bunny and Marcello Hernández make “Happy Gilmore 2” better. And honestly, I hope to see their characters together again.