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- Sep 21, 2026
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How Netflixâs New âMonsterâ Hit Goes Spectacularly Off the Rails (opens the original)
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When you look up Lizzie Borden and Aileen Wuornos on Google, the AI overview tells you the two women ânever met and shared no historical connection.â No s--t, Sherlock, considering Wuornos was born 30 years after Borden died. But that doesnât stop the new season of the true-crime anthology Monster (streaming now on Netflix) from drawing a line between the two, culminating in a fever-dream final sequence that sums up The Lizzie Borden Storyâs descent into delirium. As with the previous ve
Why You Should Be Watching TVâs Most Criminally Underrated Show (opens the original)
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The long wait for a new James Bond continues, but who needs 007 when Gary Oldmanâs veteran spy Jackson Lamb is here to save the U.K. from yet another threat in Apple TVâs Slow Horses? OK, maybe Lamb doesnât have the same sharp sartorial flair, personal hygiene, or devilish charm as Ian Flemingâs dashing hero. Still, what he lacks in the grooming department he more than makes up for in sardonic retorts, espionage skills, and weaponized farts. Not only is Lamb consistent in delivering resu
Summerâs Hottest Show Ends With âFuriousâ Epstein Takedown (opens the original)
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In the end, FBI agent Nora Washington (Quincy Tyler Bernstine) was right that billionaire Jay Easton (Peter McRobbie) would never be prosecuted for his litany of crimes. But Nora didnât quite land the prediction that he would âdie comfortably in his bed.â The location of his demise is spot on. Yet, the Furious finale delivers one last twist when we see what really happened during the time fellow FBI agent Alice Black (Emmy Rossum) was alone with the sex predator just before his death. Just
âTed Lassoâ Doubles Down on Its Most Infuriating Storyline (opens the original)
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Sam and Diane, Ross and Rachel, Pam and Jim, Nick and Jess. Every decade has a memorable sitcom will-they-wonât-they that goes through various stages of yearning, getting together, breaking up, and reuniting. It is a tried-and-tested formula that, if timed right, will have audiences cheering at significant milestonesâlike first kissesâas if their team has just scored. Unfortunately, Ted Lasso fails to capitalize on its previous romantic momentum and comes up short in this department. âI
Scene-Stealing Star Reveals Secrets of Summerâs Most âFuriousâ Performance (opens the original)
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Hitting a karaoke bar after an historically bad day at work might not put the world to rights, but when FBI agent Nora Washington (Quincy Tyler Bernstine) belts out Meatloafâs âIâd Do Anything For Love (But I Wonât Do That)â it is enough to forget the horrors of her current situation. Well, copious amounts of booze and a bright tropical shirtâa far cry from her office-appropriate attireâalso temporarily help turn down the volume on the realization that Noraâs career has seemingly
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