Art & Culture
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Girls Is Back: Why the Millennial Revival Matters
HBO's Girls returns with a five-episode revival, ten years after the original finale. This revival taps into millennial anxieties about…
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Can a Breakup in a Flatshare End Well? TV Tonight Explains the Drama
In the final episode of Break Clause, a flatshare breakup forces two characters to confront whether to reunite or move…
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Jessie Buckley Challenges Industry Overemphasis on Oscar Campaigns
Jessie Buckley, Oscar-winning actress, argues the film industry overvalues Oscar campaigns and calls for greater support of emerging talent at…
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How Amélie Changed My Understanding of Neurodivergence
A woman on screen, with sensory likes and dislikes, helped me see myself more clearly. Amélie’s story resonated deeply with…
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Tom Rhys Harries on Playing the Gory DC Villain Clayface
Tom Rhys Harries discusses his role as the mutilated supervillain Clayface, exploring the film's disturbing visuals, personal journey, and the…
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RJ Mitte, Breaking Bad Actor with Cerebral Palsy, Dies Aged 34
RJ Mitte, best known for his role as Walter White Jr. in Breaking Bad, has died at 34. A disability…
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Audrey Niffenegger on Writing a Political Sequel to Her Time Travel Novel
After 14 years, Audrey Niffenegger has released a political sequel to her bestselling novel, reflecting on how real-world events shaped…
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