• Top Stories
  • Film
    • Back
    • Film Features
    • Film Reviews
  • Television
    • Back
    • TV Features
    • Season Reviews
  • Music
    • Back
    • Music Features
    • Album Reviews
  • Theater & Stage
    • Back
    • Theater Features
  • Travel
    • Back
    • Travel Features
  • Subscribe

Keep your finger on the pulse of Entertainment News

Subscribe to our Newsletter

×
SUBSCRIBE
Menu
  • Top Stories
  • Film
    • Film Features
    • Film Reviews
    • ‘28 Years Later’: Danny Boyle Revives His Post-Apocalyptic World With Ferocity

    • ‘Everything’s Going to Be Great’ Chases Theater Dreams To Realistic Closure

    • ‘Bride Hard’: Rebel Wilson Is the Maid of Dishonor in Derivative Action Comedy

  • Television
    • TV Features
    • Season Reviews
    • ‘The Gilded Age’ Stays Refined and Addictive in Expansive Third Season 

    • ‘And Just Like That…’ S3 Continues To Be Comfort Food That Is Not Fully Satisfying

    • ‘Sirens’: Julianne Moore Leads a Getaway of Privileged Dysfunction

  • Music
    • Music Features
    • Album Reviews
    • ‘One to One: John & Yoko’: An Intimately Riveting Portrait of Artists in Flux

    • ‘Better Man’: Robbie Williams Does Things His Way in Musical Biopic by Michael Gracey

    • ‘Never Too Late’ Delves Into the Life and Enduring Legacy of Elton John

  • Theater & Stage
    • Theater Features
    • George C. Wolfe on Honoring August Wilson’s ‘Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom’

    • ‘Giving Voice’: Teens Learn the Power of August Wilson’s Words

    • In ‘American Utopia,’ David Byrne Powerfully Transcends the Stage

  • Travel
    • Travel Features
    • Aspen: America’s Most Luxurious Mountain Town

    • Florence, Italy: What to Do and Where to Stay in the Heart of Tuscany

    • Canyons, Glaciers and Old Faithful: America’s Top National Parks

Menu
•
  • Top Stories
  • Film
    • Film Features
    • Film Reviews
    • ‘28 Years Later’: Danny Boyle Revives His Post-Apocalyptic World With Unchained Ferocity 

    • ‘Everything’s Going to Be Great’: Bryan Cranston and Allison Janney Chase Theater Dreams To Realistic Closure

    • ‘Bride Hard’: Rebel Wilson Is the Maid of Dishonor in Derivative Action Comedy

  • Television
    • TV Features
    • Season Reviews
    • ‘The Gilded Age’ Stays Refined and Addictive in Expansive Third Season 

    • ‘And Just Like That…’ Season 3 Continues To Be Comfort Food That Is Not Completely Satisfying

    • ‘Sirens’: Julianne Moore Leads a Cult of Wellness With Dark Charisma in a Getaway of Privileged Dysfunction

  • Music
    • Music Features
    • Album Reviews
    • ‘One to One: John & Yoko’ Promotes Immediacy Over Nostalgia for an Intimate Portrait of Artists in Flux

    • ‘Better Man’: Robbie Williams Does Things His Way in Musical Biopic by Michael Gracey

    • ‘Elton John: Never Too Late’ Delves Into the Life and Enduring Legacy of the Legendary Rock Star

  • Theater & Stage
    • Theater Features
    • Director George C. Wolfe on Honoring August Wilson’s ‘Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom’

    • ‘Giving Voice’ Documentary: Teens Learn the Power of August Wilson’s Words

    • In Spike Lee-Directed ‘American Utopia,’ David Byrne Powerfully Transcends the Stage

  • Travel
    • Travel Features
    • Aspen: America’s Most Luxurious Mountain Town

    • Florence, Italy: What to Do and Where to Stay in the Heart of Tuscany

    • Canyons, Glaciers and Old Faithful: America’s Top National Parks

‘The Gilded Age’ Stays Refined and Addictive in Expansive Third Season 

Shows like HBO’s “The Gilded Age” build a strong following not only because of their opulence, but because the characters become more meaningful than the plot.  This ensemble set in the past,…

Tweet
Read More »

‘And Just Like That…’ Season 3 Continues To Be Comfort Food That Is Not Completely Satisfying

And just like that, New York City writer Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) entered into her next chapter at the end of this series’ sophomore season, trading in her beloved brownstone for a…

Tweet
Read More »

‘Sirens’: Julianne Moore Leads a Cult of Wellness With Dark Charisma in a Getaway of Privileged Dysfunction

Another week, another series about the rich bottled up with their own internal problems. Netflix’s “Sirens” is the latest variation of a repeat format in the world of television shows. Call it…

Tweet
Read More »

‘Nine Perfect Strangers’ Season 2: Nicole Kidman Is the Only Allure in This Empty Retreat of Wounded Elites

Even if the source material of a hit series runs out, you must still have a sequel. Such are the rules in streaming and so we are getting a second season of Hulu’s…

Tweet
Read More »

Alexander Skarsgård Is a ‘Murderbot’ in Offbeat Sci-Fi Android Parable 

The rapid rise of AI is making android sci-fi even more relevant. In Apple TV+’s “Murderbot,” Alexander Skarsgård gives a performance almost diabolical in its observant coldness. His character is a cyborg…

Tweet
Read More »

‘Poker Face’: Natasha Lyonne’s Great Sleuth Has Grit and Wild Charm in Loaded Second Season

Season two of Peacock’s “Poker Face” confirms Natasha Lyonne as one of the great modern TV sleuths. With her combination of grit and zaniness, she keeps together a series that successfully harkens back…

Tweet
Read More »

Tina Fey’s ‘The Four Seasons’ Laughs at Midlife Crises With Melancholy Heart 

Netflix’s “The Four Seasons” once again explores that dread of the midlife crisis through the gaze of privileged Americans. Age is the great enemy in a society that worships mobility and affluence.

Tweet
Read More »

‘Andor’: Diego Luna Commits to the Resistance in Riveting Second Season of ‘Star Wars’ Spinoff

Out of all the endless “Star Wars” spinoffs Disney has launched since acquiring George Lucas’ classic franchise, “Andor” is the series that has truly stood out. Beyond its narrative setting in a…

Tweet
Read More »
item.caption
‘Nine Perfect Strangers’ Season 2: Nicole Kidman Is the Only Allure in This Empty Retreat of Wounded Elites
item.caption
‘Final Destination: Bloodlines’ Revives the Franchise With Gory Glee
item.caption
Alexander Skarsgård Is a ‘Murderbot’ in Offbeat Sci-Fi Android Parable 
item.caption
‘Friendship’: Tim Robinson and Paul Rudd Come Together With Masterful Cringe
item.caption
‘Nonnas’: Vince Vaughn Teams up With Veteran Actresses To Cook up a Feel-Good Comedy
item.caption
‘Poker Face’: Natasha Lyonne’s Great Sleuth Has Grit and Wild Charm in Loaded Second Season
  • About Us
  • Advertise
  • Contact Us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Careers
Entertainment Voice ™  |   Entertainment Voice  ©  Terms of Service