Michelle Dean is the 2016 recipient of the National Book Critics Circle citation for excellence in reviewing. Her latest book, Sharp: The Women Who Made an Art of Having an Opinion,will be published in 2017.
Sofia Coppola’s new movie doesn’t move its audience to question these celebrity-obsessed thieves—and it should.
Much Ado About Nothing is great! Does it matter that its appeal depends on being a Whedon nerd?
Linklater’s latest installment in his trilogy of GenX romance shows that hope isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.
We're all upset about Game of Thrones. What if we felt the same way about Turkey?
Doesn't anyone dream of the stars in culture or in politics anymore?
Some things haven’t changed that much since the Jazz Age.