Alyssa Rosenberg

“The Woman In the Window” captures the toll of physical isolation, while “Bo Burnham: Inside” warns about the dangers of using the internet as a substitute for real interaction.

Opinion | Binge-watching television gave us what we said we wanted — and made us lonelier  Washington Post

Madison Cawthorn accidentally trolls his way into a great point about men and work-life balance  The Washington Post

When you decry cancel culture in one breath and try to ban things from schools and get people fired with another, you look like liars.

All hail the return of the summer blockbuster  The Washington Post

NBC won’t air the Golden Globes in 2022. Good. Let’s ditch the other awards shows, too.  The Washington Post

The mask wars are getting crazier. It’s time to take a deep breath.  The Washington Post

America’s gender panic about kids is getting explosive. Literally.  The Washington Post

The Oscars were a little glimpse of the future  Washington Post

Why stopping the distribution of the Philip Roth biography was a bad idea  The Washington Post

You probably haven’t watched any of the Best Picture nominees. You should.  The Washington Post

’Game of Thrones’ was the last must-watch pop culture aimed at adults  The Washington Post

The ‘cancel culture’ wars are exhausting and useless. Here are five proposals for a truce.  The Washington Post

North Carolina’s bill regulating gender would be terrible for kids — not just trans ones  The Washington Post

The only question about QAnon that really matters  The Washington Post

Venturing out into the post-covid world is definitely weird — and completely worth it  The Washington Post

Zack Snyder’s superhero universe is unsettling — but says a lot about our reality  The Washington Post

What a cheerleading squad, a mom’s arrest and deepfakes reveal about regulating technology  The Washington Post

‘Mank’ earned 10 Oscar nominations. It’s a perfect illustration of Hollywood’s self-absorption.  The Washington Post

While you’re waiting for post-pandemic life to resume, try growing something  Washington Post