The laborious nature of exposition What ‘Kong’ and ‘Logan’ can teach us about a film’s trickiest task. John Powers March 12, 2017
Review: A self-aware action film, ‘Kong: Skull Island’ brims with CGI spectacle This is one movie you’ll want to catch in theatre. John Powers March 9, 2017
On YouTube reaction videos, pop culture’s embarrassing little brother They’re the absolute worst. John Powers March 1, 2017
Donald Glover’s impossibly brilliant career Rapper, actor, writer — the man has done it all. John Powers February 28, 2017
Review: On ‘Drunk,’ Thundercat highlights the absurd Its 23 tracks embrace the pain of life in a truly unique fashion. John Powers February 26, 2017
Review: A Valentine’s Day flick, ‘Girlfriend’s Day’ blends genres in an atypical fashion Bob Odenkirk’s twist on a classic holiday film is unsettling, but still a worthwhile watch. John Powers February 16, 2017
Review: In third season of surrealism, ‘Man Seeking Woman’ shows no signs of slowing down The show skewers modern dating. John Powers February 7, 2017
The Trump effect on late night TV What role should late night TV hosts play as politics grows ever more divisive? John Powers February 1, 2017
Awfully important: The need for hateful TV characters From King Joffrey to Dolores Umbridge, every terrible character has a purpose. John Powers January 29, 2017