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1	Sam Adams Slate Slate's home for culture. New York, New York moviesmusicbooksTVpodcasts		The Movie That Haunted Me More Than Any Other This Year - 6 days ago Netflix’s Latest Action Movie Is a Rewatchable Delight With a Preposterous Premise - 8 days ago The Best Picture Contender That Explains Why Movies Win Awards - 18 days ago The Great New Netflix Show From the Creator of The Good Place Looks Like a Sitcom, but Is Something Else - 29 days ago <em>The Penguin</em> Has Always Been a Dark Show, but Its Final Twist Was the Darkest - about 1 month ago Trump Supporters Are Furious About Kamala Harris’ <em>SNL </em>Sketch. It’s Not Difficult to See Why. - about 2 months ago This Year’s Best Picture Front-Runner Starts as a Rom-Com. But What Does It End As? - about 2 months ago HBO’s Next Big Sunday Night Show Is the Superhero Satire We Deserve - 3 months ago <em>Joker 2</em> Ends With a Twist So Shocking Even Some Fans Are Going to Hate It - 3 months ago The <em>SNL </em>Biopic Does a Real Injustice to One of the Show’s Greatest Stars - 3 months ago A Groundbreaking TV Show Can Finally Be Streamed. There’s Just One Problem. - 4 months ago The Creator of <em>Tiger King</em> Has a New HBO Show. It’s Even More Grotesque. - 4 months ago The Big Twist in <em>Alien: Romulus</em> Is Already Making People Angry. In a Way, It’s Perfect. - 4 months ago At a Taylor Swift Concert, No One Can Hear You Scream - 5 months ago A Viral Horror Flick Had the Year’s Best Marketing. The Movie Itself Is Very Different. - 5 months ago It Got Real on <em>House of the Dragon</em> - 6 months ago The Sequel to One of the Biggest True-Crime Series Ever Just Ended. The Finale Shows What It Could Have Been. - 7 months ago The Most Riveting Movie Scene of the Year Is a Community Meeting About Septic Runoff - 8 months ago Why Is <em>Civil War </em>So Evasive About the Nature of Its Civil War? - 8 months ago <em>Curb Your Enthusiasm</em>’s Finale Was a Middle Finger to Critics - 9 months ago Netflix’s Version of One of the Most Infamous Grifters Is Made for Our Time - 9 months ago The Only Movie That Feels Like Contemporary Life - 9 months ago Netflix Gave <em>Game of Thrones</em>’ Creators a Second Shot. They Used It to Ruin Another Beloved Book Series. - 9 months ago A Fantastic New Movie Stages Shakespeare’s Greatest Play in a Rather Unlikely Fashion - 9 months ago There’s a Problem With HBO’s New Political Satire, and It’s Not Kate Winslet - 10 months ago One of Our Greatest Actors Just Gave His Best Performance in Decades. Why Is No One Talking About It? - 10 months ago Jon Stewart’s Response to His Critics Was Savvy—and Insufficient - 10 months ago Jon Stewart’s Comedy Style Is Now Hopelessly Outdated. But There’s Something Else He May Have to Offer. - 10 months ago Oscars Traditionalists Are Coming Remarkably Close to Saying the Quiet Part Out Loud - 11 months ago The Best Sundance Movies to Watch at Home - 11 months ago The Wildest Ending in TV History? We May Have a New Winner. - 11 months ago After Its Worst Year to Date, Marvel Kicks Off a New Era With Another Dud - 12 months ago The Golden Globes Were a Disaster in the Worst Way Possible - 12 months ago Netflix’s Latest Prestige Hit Dramatizes an Infamous Survival Tale—With an Ingenious Twist - 12 months ago The Superhero Movie Is Dying. What Comes Next for Hollywood May Not Be Pretty. - 12 months ago The Best Movie of the Year Was This Hot, Polymorphously Perverse Drama That Engaged Audiences Below the Neckline - 12 months ago Paul Mescal’s New Movie Has the Most Mysterious Ending of the Year. Let’s Close-Read It. - 12 months ago A Chilling New Movie Shows the Ordinariness of Evil, but There’s Nothing Ordinary About It - about 1 year ago Taylor Swift Is Time’s Person of the Year. Uh-oh. - about 1 year ago Is Natalie Portman a Bad Actress, or Is She Just a Master of Playing One? - about 1 year ago
2	Jack Hamilton Slate		It Got Real on <em>House of the Dragon</em> - 6 months ago