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When was the last time you sent someone a letter? I don’t mean birthday cards or thank you notes. When was the last time you sent a loved one a handwritten letter and kept a correspondence going through snail mail?
I would imagine only a few people still communicate through this outdated medium, but letter-writing remains a timeless mechanism that can bridge an emotional and physical gap between two people.
But here’s hoping that 'You’re the Worst' keeps being the best.
It’s OK to sometimes use social media as an escape, but once in a while, make sure to escape from social media.
In a way, Ingrid represents all those who feel lost and seek to find meaning and solace in the “unique” personalities that live on social media. “Ingrid Goes West” prevails overall as a satire on identity in the modern age.
But judging from its ambitious premise, “Room 104” feels like it’s saving up for better, more groundbreaking episodes.
The sheer dynamism of Nanjiani’s lead performance is convincing enough to see “The Big Sick.” Hysterically deadpan in one moment, adorably romantic the next, Nanjiani makes for a confident and admirable romantic lead.
Luckily, “Glow”’s authentic portrayal of the ‘80s evokes the decade’s social and aesthetic atmosphere well enough that it’s neither too simplistic nor over-the-top.
They write and act out their roles so well they could easily pass for being a real-life couple, simply replaying their everyday experiences for a TV audience.
Since the beating of Rodney King in 1992, recording videos has become a powerful weapon in documenting injustice.
Besides the show’s clever sports humor and offbeat existentialism, what’s most intriguing about “Brockmire” is how it deconstructs its eponymous subject.