Supriya Ganesh's exit from The Pitt underscores TV's broader representation problem Supriya Ganesh's exit from The Pitt underscores TV's broader representation problem

wrote a little bit about THE PITT writing out Dr. Samira Mohan, the outcry around it, & the conversations we ~should~ be having more of about this whole situation:

bring back shame

Supriya Ganesh's exit from The Pitt underscores TV's broader representation problem Supriya Ganesh's exit from The Pitt underscores TV's broader representation problem

The heated online discourse about Supriya Ganesh's departure from The Pitt only scratches the surface of a bigger issue.

Anatomy Of A Finale: Clocking out of The Pitt season 2 Anatomy Of A Finale: Clocking out of The Pitt season 2

We put The Pitt's season-two closer under the microscope, and ask if a night shift spin-off could work.

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Homelander's God complex reaches new heights in a gnarly hour of The Boys Homelander's God complex reaches new heights in a gnarly hour of The Boys

crazyyy timing for today's new episode of THE BOYS S5, in which Homelander has quite a vision & decides he's better than Jesus Christ & that people should worship him...

Opinion | Just Because I Wrote This Doesn’t Mean I’ll Be On Your Panel About A.I.

“Everybody’s using AI for everything nowadays, and if you don’t, you’re a misfit outsider who should be stoned to death in the town square, and then resurrected virtually from your data so you can be stoned to death in the virtual town square, for infinity.” www.nytimes.com/2026/04/15/o...

‘Margo’s Got Money Troubles’ Review: Elle Fanning and Michelle Pfeiffer Sparkle in Apple’s Endearingly Offbeat Family Dramedy Nicole Kidman and Nick Offerman also star in the David E. Kelley-created series about a young woman who starts an unusual OnlyFans account to support her new baby.

there are lots of great reasons to watch Margo's Got Money Troubles, but one of them is that if you are into a certain Type of Guy, Nick Offerman has never been hotter

A few thoughts on THE CHRISTOPHERS (which I liked!) and Soderbergh’s embrace of AI (which I like a lot less).

Anatomy Of A Finale: Did DTF St. Louis land its ending? Anatomy Of A Finale: Did DTF St. Louis land its ending?

surprised at how much i enjoyed DTF ST. LOUIS(probably because of the performances), despite not being a fan of its whole whodunit conceit

‘Everyone is Replaceable’: Death Rattles Oregon Amazon Facility A worker died at Amazon’s Troutdale warehouse last week. Employees were told to look away.

For more than a week, Amazon has managed to keep a death at its Troutdale, Oregon, facility out of public view.

Workers I spoke to are pissed.

The Audacity reboots Silicon Valley satire for a darker tech world The Audacity reboots Silicon Valley satire for a darker tech world

Back at the old stomping grounds covering The Audacity. Pretty good premiere; looking forward to watching Sarah Goldberg on the verge of a nervous breakdown for the next seven weeks. www.avclub.com/the-audacity...

I’m back on the Hacks recap beat for the final season, naturally

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What a beautiful moment.

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On the set of Dark Winds, a show looking back to shape the future of Indigenous stories On the set of Dark Winds, a show looking back to shape the future of Indigenous stories

Now that the DARK WINDS S4 finale is out, re-sharing my set visit piece!

It was so special to go and watch this show come to life & to talk to the cast + crew about the value of this type of Native American storytelling and representation on TV today.

If you're interested in more on the business model that took over TV as streaming ascended, I talked to Parks & Rec/Good Place creator Mike Schur about this model, a "bait & switch" & how all this affected the medium/writing for TV (from 2020 but still relevant): www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/20...

Billy Magnussen dares you to watch AMC's The Audacity in this exclusive BTS look Billy Magnussen dares you to watch AMC's The Audacity in this exclusive BTS look

Is AMC's The Audacity:

A. A drama
B. A comedy
C. A dramedy
D. A telenovela

Check out this BTS clip to decide for yourself.

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The Pitt’s Irene Choi Wants to Borrow Joy’s IDGAF Badge “I don’t think I’ve seen a person who looks like me in a situation like ‘I’m the first one out of here.’”

spoke with Irene Choi for @vulture.com about her first (and hopefully not only) season on The Pitt: www.vulture.com/article/the-...

On the set of Dark Winds, a show looking back to shape the future of Indigenous stories On the set of Dark Winds, a show looking back to shape the future of Indigenous stories

So excited to report that I got to visit the New Mexico set of DARK WINDS (one of my favorite shows!) last summer.

It was a lot of fun to talk to and an eye-opening experience to watch the cast & crew bring this special, sensational AMC drama to life:

'Paradise's Season 2 Finale Just Set Up Season 3 With a Massive Hard Sci-Fi Twist Paradise writer John Hoberg discusses Season 2's explosive finale and how the third and final season will answer all of the fans' lingering questions.

Had a really great in-depth conversation with #Paradise writer and EP John Hoberg about the Season 2 finale, which characters' fates are 100% definitive, how the third and final season "will answer all your questions," and more:

The world comes crashing down (again) in Paradise's bonkers season finale The world comes crashing down (again) in Paradise's bonkers season finale

wrote about PARADISE's season 2 finale, which is somehow unhinged yet sentimental and a tad rushed yet satisfying:

and also would also love to read more reviews/coverage of this show from other south asian writers :)))))

Riz Ahmed's Bait is a rousing, genre-bending comedy Riz Ahmed's Bait is a rousing, genre-bending comedy

icymi, reviewed Riz Ahmed's #Bait, a pretty galvanizing & deeply personal comedy show about the pitfalls of fame, what it means to be a South Asian actor, & (like it or not) carry that torch of representation. out on prime video now!

also: Sheeba Chaddha is in this & SHE RULES.

After over a decade, Grey's Anatomy will bid goodbye to Owen Hunt and Teddy Altman After over a decade, Grey's Anatomy will bid goodbye to Owen Hunt and Teddy Altman

i will be riding the high of this great news for such a long time!

Riz Ahmed's Bait is a rousing, genre-bending comedy Riz Ahmed's Bait is a rousing, genre-bending comedy

Riz Ahmed's foray into 007 territory is now streaming at the Bond franchise's new home, Prime Video. ICYMI, here's our review of Bait:

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‘Squid Game’ Star Lee Byung-hun, Han Jimin Begin Production on Disney+ K-Drama ‘The Koreans,’ Reimagining of FX’s ‘The Americans’ Disney+ has begun production on 'The Koreans,' a K-drama reimagining of FX's 'The Americans,' starring Lee Byung-hun and Han Jimin.

wowww ok color me intrigued

How Directors Like Zach Cregger and Jorma Taccone Create Horror Magic With Comedic Timing The directors of Ready or Not 2: Here I Come also share their insights into blending the genres.

I've been fascinated for a while by the comedy-to-directing-horror pathway, and was freaking *thrilled* to be able to discuss how the genres interact with Zach Cregger, Jorma Taccone, and the #ReadyOrNot2 team! consequence.net/2026/03/horr...

Riz Ahmed's Bait is a rousing, genre-bending comedy Riz Ahmed's Bait is a rousing, genre-bending comedy

obsessed with Riz Ahmed's new tv show, BAIT, which premieres tomorrow on Prime Video.

it's a creative & darkly funny comedy that comments on the pitfalls of fame and tells a deeply personal story. highly recommend!

just watched PROJECT HAIL MARY and my review is that i want to watch it on a big screen again immediately!!!

The best film at SXSW 2026 was a creepy-cozy Japanese exorcism Never After Dark, the midnighter that was the best film at SXSW 2026, knows what to do with the dead, it's the living it's not so sure about.

Never After Dark was the best thing I saw at SXSW and it wasn’t close! www.avclub.com/best-film-at...