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‘Succession’: A robotic series for a robotic audience
The hit show is a great choice for a class on narrative and dramatic techniques, but excruciating for a Friday night
Walking might be good for you, but it also ruins your life
When you walk, the truth appears, annoying and inevitable, and all the fantasies about eternal youth and bodily perfection become vain
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From Einstein and Freud to Spielberg and Roth: the influence of Jewish culture on the world
The work of artists and intellectuals whose background was previously considered irrelevant or accidental is now being examined in a new light
Saying goodbye to Ellen Pompeo, TV’s civil servant
We first met Meredith Gray in November 2005, when she was a medical intern in Shonda Rhimes’s drama. Now, she is leaving the show after 270 hours on screen
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Six reasons why we love Joseph Roth
More than 80 years after his death, the writer is still one of the most revered, quoted and honored authors
I’m happy when I’m in a hurry, I thrive on being overworked
I used to brag about being lazy, but it was just for show. I’d rather be multitasking on a deadline than searching for some ineffable truth in the quiet of nature. Life is best lived with urgency.
‘Better Call Saul’s aesthetic of cruelty
The sixth and final season of the series premieres this week, with 13 episodes that immerse the viewer in the brutal world that Vince Gilligan renders so beautifully
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