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Nadira Goffe

Nadira Goffe

Operations and Editorial Assistant at Slate

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  • English
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Recent Articles

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The Best SNL Sketch in a Long Time Just Aired—in the U.K.

SNL UK might be coming for Saturday Night Live’s crown.
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Netflix Tried to Re-Create One of History’s Most Notorious Experime...

The New Stanford Prison Experiment is all gloss.
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How Realistic Is the Buzzy New Movie About Getting Swallowed by a W...

Everything you want to know about Whalefall and its real-life possibilities.
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The Book Started as a Steamy Star Wars Fanfic. Now the Movie Adapta...

A review of the sex scene (yes, singular) in The Love Hypothesis.
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It Wasn’t Looking Good for Ed Sheeran. Then I Saw His Most Recent C...

I saw him last in 2017. Everything and nothing has changed.
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His Previous Horror Movie Became an Oscar-Winning Sensation. His Ne...

Zach Cregger’s latest is the most acclaimed movie ever adapted from a video game. It’s also one of the goriest.
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John Mulaney Had One Moment at the Emmys Too Hot for NBC. It Was th...

He managed to do the impossible.
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The Uprising: Is Andrew Garfield’s movie about Robin Hood? After wa...

Even The Uprising’s distributors can’t seem to agree. But there’s one clear answer.
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Every Unhinged Detail We Know So Far About Nathan Fielder’s Explosi...

The story behind the trailer that has everyone talking.
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She Made Breakdancing a Joke at the Olympics. Now She’s Back in an ...

Raygun is not the real victim of the Olympic breakdancing debacle.
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HBO’s Great New Show Is Incredibly Sharp on Race and the Black Amer...

Lanterns isn’t just about superheroes—it’s as much about the Black American experience.