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Grey’s Anatomy Played It Way Too Safe in Season 22 Premiere And I’m Not Over It

I sat down for the Grey’s Anatomy Season 22 premiere expecting to be hit right in the feels. I braced myself, warned my group chat, and even prepped my tear ducts.And...

William Fichtner Transforms AMC’s “Talamasca” Into Something Worthwhile  | | Roger Ebert

AMC has slowly become a dominating force in genre television. From “Dark Winds” to “Interview with the Vampire,” they’ve crafted two series that have already become decade, if not century-defining television. There have been some duds along the way,...

In the Third Season of “The Diplomat,” It’s All Upsides and Distances, Darling | | Roger Ebert

Season 3 of “The Diplomat,” Debora Cahn’s feast of political intrigue and personal drama, has landed on Netflix. If you thought the last two seasons were a headrush, you’re “read in” and ready. But before we jump into this...

The Bestselling Books of the Week, According to All the Lists

Book Riot Editorial is made up of passionate readers, writers, and book lovers dedicated to delivering insightful book recommendations, literary analysis, and the latest in book culture. With expertise spanning multiple genres and a deep understanding of the publishing...

Book review of The Book of Sea Monsters by Prema Arasu

The Book of Sea Monsters: Leviathans of Literature takes its incredibly specific subject matter—literary sea monsters—and spins it into an anthology that includes art, history and generous excerpts from a variety of fantastical stories. Beginning with the Enuma Elis...

NYCC ‘25: What you missed in the Marvel Comics to Screen with Brad Winderbaum and Zeb Wells

At New York Comic Con 2025, the Marvel Comics to Screen panel brought together to talk about the differences in production between the comics and cinematic sides of the company. Editor-in-Chief...

Kodansha to release sequel to Tetsuko Kuroyanagi’s acclaimed memoir

Tetsuko Kuroyanagi, whose bestselling autobiography, Totto-chan: The Little Girl at the Window, was first published in 1981, has now published her long-awaited sequel to her debut memoir. Exploring postwar Japanese culture,...

How Mr. Robot Became TV’s Most Powerful Depiction of Mental Illness

Back before Rami Malek became a globally recognized face as Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody, his edgy portrayal of Elliot Alderson in Sam Esmail’s Mr. Robot established his niche. I came for...
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