
Politically Relevant Obscurity of the Week: “Molli and Max in the Future”
You’ve seen the beloved romcom, “Molli and Max in the Future,” probably multiple times. But here’s a subplot you may have forgotten.

You’ve seen the beloved romcom, “Molli and Max in the Future,” probably multiple times. But here’s a subplot you may have forgotten.

“Land of the Lost” remains legendary, even today. Here are the best episodes to help you relive your childhood.

It was only in 1989 that an award category for “best rap performance” started recognizing hip-hop’s contribution to U.S. music, and house had to wait another decade, with the introduction of “best dance/electronic recording” in 1998.

You know, a lot of people are pretty interested in Jennifer Lopez’s red plunge dress, which she wore to a pre-Grammys party. We just don’t care, and we’re not writing about it.

David Lynch’s images of corruption, violence and toxic masculinity ring all too familiar in America today.

Forty-six years had passed since I had seen that 1970s version of Lorna Doone, and I remembered only that it was compelling and exciting, in addition to being obscure and unknown to anyone but me.

In Anna Clyne’s Night Ferry, from 2012 (at nearly age 32), her talent is on full display.

How should the world think about Stephen Collins?

Discover how the evolution of political comedy helped reshape the 2024 election and handed Trump the ultimate punchline

The only thing I like about writing music is writing it.
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