Dana Getz

For medical dramas, the hospitals in which they’re set can often be as integral as their characters. It’s where days bleed into nights, where relationships are forged, where lives are saved and lost. And while Chastain Park Memorial Hospital isn’t…

There’s a universality to Bon Iver’s music that’s always made it seem timeless — a yearning for the past but an aching that feels present. The sound is raw and viscerally intimate, but the lyricism is opaque, easily transferred to many moments,…

Either it’s the cappuccino he downed moments before, or Daniel Radcliffe is really excited to be here. We’re hunkered inside on a particularly frigid January morning, but the 29-year-old actor emanates warmth. There’s an anxious energy that radiates…

Content warning: this post contains discussion of sexual assault. In the opening scene of Netflix’s new crime drama Unbelievable, a young woman sits glassy-eyed on the floor of her Washington apartment. Her hair is mussed. Her brows are furrowed. A…

If you’re still trying to process J.Lo and Shakira’s 2020 Super Bowl halftime performance, you’re not alone. The two took to the stage on Sunday evening for a whirlwind, career-spanning medley of their greatest hits, including guest appearances from…

Nearly 12 years after the final High School Musical movie aired, the original cast reunited for Disney’s Family Singalong to perform “We’re All In This Together” — well, via Zoom, that is. Vanessa Hudgens, Ashley Tisdale, Corbin Bleu, Lucas Grabeel,…

There is a lot of nakedness in Hulu’s Normal People, both physically and emotionally. As two Irish teens stumble through passionate, imperfect sex, you feel as if you’ve been allowed an intimate look at two human beings’ most private selves.…

Creepy twins are everywhere in pop culture. They’re performing in American Horror Story’s Freak Show. They’re navigating a vaguely incestual relationship on Riverdale. They’re in so many Lifetime thrillers, they’re basically their own subgenre.…

The early 2000s were a boon for movies like ‘Bring It On’ and ‘Mean Girls.’ They were also a fluke.

Dan Levy on his 'Coastal Elites' character, Mark Hesterman, and homophobia in Hollywood.