Ever since it debuted earlier this decade, readers of cartoonist Charles Forsman’s violent coming-of-age graphic novel, The End of the Fucking World, have been haunted both by its brutality and its poignancy. The scenes are as swift as they are dense with meaning and viscera, and they’re not soon forgotten.
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Though it seemed Michaela Coel might’ve run out of steam on Chewing Gum, she’s discovered a new way to get the creative juices flowing. She tells the London Times that when the show goes into production on its third season later this year, she’ll open it up to a writers
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Every episode of Black Mirror is entirely distinct from the others, but as eagle-eyed viewers have noticed, they’re also all secretly connected. In a this new featurette, creator Charlie Brooker discusses how he enjoys writing stand-alone episodes, and also how the show decided to link things together, especially in this
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The Twilight Zone will always cast a long shadow. Rod Serling’s brilliant, genre-defining morality tales have gone on to become the standard-bearer for all sci-fi anthology series for good reason. The truth is that few anthologies have ever attempted something similar, let alone come close, but with the recent popularity
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The team behind Juno and Young Adult — writer Diablo Cody and director Jason Reitman — have reconvened for a portrait of modern motherhood. Charlize Theron plays a mother of three who, instead of attending lamaze sessions or mommy and me classes, scrolls through her phone and accidentally drops it
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The alleged crimes of Harvey Weinstein are so vast and span so many decades that they can’t be documented in a single film. Variety reports that Britain’s Channel 4 has ordered its own Weinstein documentary rivaling another film previously announced by the BBC. Theirs will take a closer look at
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“It was all so fun,” said Jacob Weisberg, the host of Slate’s Trumpcast, during a recent episode. “It was a comedy that played out on a national stage.” Weisberg was talking about the Nixon-era Watergate scandal of the early 1970s, the notorious blemish on American history involving a crime, a
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It’s hard to get excited in January, that darkest, coldest month when the hard work of resolutions begins and the best movies, shows, and midterm elections seem so far away. But you don’t have to wait long at all for the best books (the first one arrives in a week).
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