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With #MyOrthodoxLife, religious women say Netflix doesn’t speak for them
It looked like a pretty ordinary Instagram post: a smiling woman in a trendy periwinkle dress, posed against a background of roses.
Netflix wants you to believe ‘My Unorthodox Life’ is a feminist fairytale — is it?
In “My Unorthodox Life,” women who wear trendy outfits are unequivocally empowered, while those who don’t are benighted and oppressed.
Iliza Shlesinger’s new Netflix feature should have stuck to standup
Iliza Shlesinger is funny, but that’s the only reason “Good on Paper is watchable.
Netflix’s ‘sexy’ new animal-head dating show has biblical overtones — sort of
“Ready to say goodbye to superficial dating?” asks the promo for the show. But looks have always mattered — back to the biblical era.
Is Netflix’s new sprawling fantasy the next ‘Game of Thrones’?
Leigh Bardugo has built a devoted fandom for “Shadow and Bone” — but can it carry over to Netflix’s adaptation?
From ‘Shtisel’ to ‘Tiger King,’ the secret TV bingeing pleasures of America’s Jewish clergy
We surveyed 11 spiritual leaders about not only what they watch, but how these shows weave into their Torah teachings.
The real ‘Mank’ hated Hitler and helped refugees — he was also an isolationist
“There was a lot of self-loathing involved on Herman’s part for doing what he was doing,” John Mankiewicz said.
‘Rebecca’ proves that Armie Hammer is better at playing gentle Jews than grim gentiles
In the words of one member of my Netflix watch party: “Get out, girl.”
Why does the ‘Great British Baking Show’ keep messing up Jewish breads?
In case you missed it: judge Prue Leith is just not that into babka from New York City.
In cancelling ‘GLOW,’ Netflix deals a body blow to representation
Without meaning to, “GLOW” had one of the most gutting finales in TV history.