From Sleater-Kinney to Springsteen, these are the tomes most deserving of joining the pantheon of essential musical…
Noel Murray
noelmu
Lives in Arkansas, writes about movies, TV, music, comics, and more. Bylines in The A.V. Club, The Week, The Verge, The Los Angeles Times, The New York Times, and Rolling Stone.
The new HBO series dishes the dirt on one of the greatest teams of all time, while celebrating their accomplishments
The documentary draws a lot on home movies, along with the best of I Love Lucy
Set mostly in the 1970s, the adaptation of Elena Ferrante’s Those Who Leave And Those Who Stay tackles the highs and…
The Case Against Boeing suggests that corporate greed as much as mechanical error was at fault
If you liked the first season, the next six episodes of this beautifully silly HBO show offers more of the same……
The movie features three strange and sometimes beautiful stories, all set in the same messed-up house.
The ambitious feature comes from Oscar-nominated anime director Mamoru Hosoda
In Yellowstone's underwhelming season finale, the Duttons re-join forces—whether they like it or not
Ultimately, this fourth season felt like one long reset, returning the show to something pretty close to its old…
The Paramount Network drama gets more weekly viewers than most network shows, but it doesn't generate many…
A modern-day epic, a murder mystery, and a true-crime sendup are all among the best TV shows of the year
West Side Story, The Green Knight, and Licorice Pizza are among our favorite movies of the year
The documentary illustrates, in close to real time, how people spin upsetting news into something that matches their…
Maggie Gyllenhaal adapts Elena Ferrante’s novel into a taut psychological thriller
Some of the year's best movie moments came from No Time To Die, Shang-Chi, and Licorice Pizza
This year's best TV performances can be found in dramas like Succession and promising new comedies like Reservation…
The A.V. Club highlights some of this year's best, under-the-radar series, all of which you can stream right now
This plodding story about a college players' boycott runs a trick play on the audience