Panic in Echo Park provides a fascinating slice-of-life take on 1970s LA, as well as Hollywood’s awkward effort to be more inclusive and with-it.
Category Archive: television
I look for the slightest bit of sapphic tension in every piece of media I interact with. Last […]
The history of television, Jeff Bridges, and Amazon’s propaganda machine.
For generations of queer people, Spock has represented a much-needed world of possibilities.
An alternate reality is hiding in your tiny streaming box.
Inexplicably acclaimed, Rooney’s novel offers canned millennial gender play with a scrawny garnish of warmed-over Marxism.
The Taiwanese drama provides insight into how our legal and medical systems handle mental illness, says physician Emily Lu.
Mindy Kaling’s new Netflix series raises a vexing question: even if we agree that representation matters, what counts as good representation?