Advisory warnings at the beginning of television productions tend to have the same impact as pre-flight airline safety instructions about putting on your air mask before helping others. It’s worth paying heed to the advisory that precedes Leaving Neverland...

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'JONI 75: A BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION' IS A TRIBUTE THAT'S LONG OVERDUE By David Hinckley

Nobody has ever sung songs, or written them, quite like Joni Mitchell. Some of her friends and admirers got together in Los Angeles recently to say that right out loud, and PBS filmed the results...

2019

Mar

KATE BECKINSALE SHINES IN 'THE WIDOW' ON AMAZON PRIME By David Hinckley

If you’ve ever been in a serious situation compounded by a growing sense that you weren’t sure you could trust anybody at all, welcome to Georgia Wells’ world...

2019

Mar

'LOSERS' RECOUNT THE POSITIVES OF NOT WINNING By David Hinckley

In sports as in life, we love winners. An unusual new Netflix series invites us to rethink how we feel about the losers...

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