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  1. stand-up
    Nate Bargatze’s Second Netflix Special Debuts in MarchPrepare to witness The Greatest Average American.
    By Megh Wright
  2. tv review
    Behind Her Eyes Is Trolling YouNetflix’s new psychological thriller operates entirely in service of an ending so twisty and strange that it obliterates everything that came before.
    By Kathryn VanArendonk
  3. casting call
    Sex Education’s Simone Ashley Joins the Ton as Bridgerton’s Season Two LeadShe’ll play Kate Sharma, who’s about to have a lot of conflicting emotions for Jonathan Bailey’s Anthony Bridgerton.
    By Halle Kiefer
  4. trailer mix
    Go Behind the Scenes With Biggie Smalls in Biggie: I Got a Story to Tell TrailerThe first official documentary about Christopher George Latore Wallace, a.k.a. the Notorious B.I.G., hits Netflix on March 1.
    By Chris Murphy
  5. streaming
    Chappelle’s Show Has Returned to NetflixHe finally got paid.
    By Anne Victoria Clark
  6. movie review
    To All The Boys: Always and Forever Burns Low and SlowThe Netflix movie’s attention to the way romantic comedies operate teaches us to watch it with our guard up.
    By Helen Shaw
  7. reality tv
    Is Now the Worst Time for Buried by the Bernards? Or Is it the Best Time?A lighthearted reality show about a bickering family that runs a funeral home? In this climate? Well, as it turns out …
    By Kathryn VanArendonk
  8. thinking out loud
    And Now, Some Discourse About the Ending of the To All the Boys Movie UniverseTwo Vulture writers have thoughts about padlocks, Oasis, and Lara Jean’s college decision.
    By Devon Ivie and Jackson McHenry
  9. trailer mix
    Savor the Adorable Trailer for Waffles + Mochi, Starring Michelle ObamaSo what if it’s aimed at preschoolers?
    By Zoe Haylock
  10. adaptations
    Netflix Plots Redwall Series and Film Written by Over the Garden Wall CreatorThe platform acquired all 22 books in Brian Jacques’s beloved series.
    By Zoe Haylock
  11. close reads
    Lupin Pulls an Adaptation Heist on Its AudienceAs Netflix’s latest international hit cleverly riffs on its titular public-domain character, it simultaneously teaches viewers what it’s riffing on.
    By Rafael Motamayor
  12. vulture lists
    Ranking Every Netflix Original Movie: 2015-2020Five years, 515 films.
    By Charles Bramesco
  13. new shows
    Respect the Hearse in This Clip From Buried by the BernardsNetflix’s new reality show debuts this Friday, February 12.
    By Megh Wright
  14. netflix
    The Obamas Are Developing a Whole Netflix Full of New Projects for the StreamerMovies, TV, docuseries, sci-fi, biopics: You name it, Barack and Michelle are producing it.
    By Halle Kiefer
  15. movie review
    The Utter Emotional Inauthenticity of Netflix’s Malcolm & MarieNo one comes out of this film unscathed — including Zendaya.
    By Angelica Jade Bastién
  16. mac & marie
    Let Us Ponder Zendaya Sexily Making Boxed Mac and Cheese in Malcolm & MarieUpon close inspection, it seems to be Kraft … fascinating.
    By Jackson McHenry
  17. trailer mix
    Get Netflix’s Behind Her Eyes Trailer in Front of Your EyesAnd start speculating about that twist.
    By Justin Curto
  18. two friends
    Dean Edwards and Godfrey Agree: Dan Aykroyd Is the Nicest Guy“Aykroyd is dope.”
    By Anne Victoria Clark
  19. the hahnaissance
    Kathryn Hahn Has Always Been a Secret WeaponBring on the Hahnaissance.
    By Tres Dean
  20. sundance 2021
    Virtual Buzz Led to the Biggest Movie Sale in Sundance HistoryAvatar-filled parties, Tweets and Slacks made up for the whispers usually heard in-person at the coveted Utah film festival.
    By Chris Lee
  21. chat room
    The Crown’s Emma Corrin Is Waiting for Elizabeth Debicki’s Call“That’s a decision she has to make for herself.”
    By Devon Ivie
  22. animation
    Craig McCracken Talks Taking on Serialized Superheroics in Kid CosmicFor his first streaming series, Netflix’s new Kid Cosmic, animator Craig McCracken didn’t want to just make “another campy parody of superheroes.”
    By John Maher
  23. good one podcast
    Larry David Approved This Joke About Blowing Larry DavidBritish comedian London Hughes chats about her Netflix stand-up special on this week’s Good One.
    By Jesse David Fox
  24. tv review
    We Are the Brooklyn Saints’ Concerns Go Well Beyond Winning and LosingRudy Valdez’s Netflix docuseries reclaims dignity for its characters by seeking beauty, even poetry, in outwardly unremarkable scenarios.
    By Matt Zoller Seitz
  25. trailer mix
    Amy Poehler Isn’t a Regular Mom. She’s a Cool Mom in the Moxie TrailerThe latest Netflix teen movie in the hallowed genre of Netflix teen movies.
    By Rebecca Alter
  26. stonks!
    Netflix Also Investing in the GameStop Movie MarketMark Boal is in talks to write a script, with Noah Centineo playing a major role.
    By Justin Curto
  27. movie review
    Netflix’s The Dig Goes Deep on Human ExistenceRalph Fiennes and Carey Mulligan star in this surprisingly moving period drama.
    By Bilge Ebiri
  28. ⚰️
    Don’t Mind the Dead Bodies in the Buried by the Bernards TrailerComing to Netflix on February 12.
    By Megh Wright
  29. netflix
    Lupin to Return to Netflix for Part Two Summer 2021Omar Sy is back as thief and master of headwear, Assane Diop.
    By Zoe Haylock
  30. billionaire problems
    What the Hell Are the Rich People Talking About on Bling Empire?From Baccarat paperweights to Mellerio vs. Boucheron, we break down some of the series’ most confounding displays of extreme wealth.
    By Chris Murphy
  31. the sandman
    All Hail Gwendoline Christie’s Lucifer in Netflix’s Sandman AdaptationThe Neil Gaiman series is finally coming to the screen with Christie, Tom Sturridge, and more.
    By Jackson McHenry
  32. horny tv
    Too Hot to Handle Secretly Filmed Two More SeasonsTime to abstain.
    By Devon Ivie
  33. trailer mix
    Ginny & Georgia Trailer: Gilmore Girls Breaks BadPremiering February 24.
    By Charu Sinha
  34. awards season
    Netflix Dominates AFI’s Top Movie and Television Series of the YearThis year’s list is also a record for diversity, with more than half the films featuring majority-Black casts.
    By Charlotte Walsh
  35. vulture recommends
    Winter Time Is Hilda TimeThe Netflix series is the hygge of all-ages animation.
    By John Maher
  36. what’s your fantasy?
    Toss a Coin to Jodie Turner-Smith’s Witcher PrequelShe’ll be the first prototype Witcher.
    By Devon Ivie
  37. movie review
    Netflix’s The White Tiger Is a Brutal, Powerful Tale of Ambition and CorruptionRamin Bahrani, one of our great directors, adapts Aravind Adiga’s international best seller.
    By Bilge Ebiri
  38. tv review
    Blown Away Is a Cozy Blanket Made of Hot, Molten GlassIn its second season, now on Netflix, the glassblowing-competition series offers the warmth you crave on a cold January day.
    By Jen Chaney
  39. buffering
    Do Netflix’s Financials Finally Make Sense?The company’s latest earnings report was full of positive news.
    By Josef Adalian
  40. shondaland
    Bridgerton Renewed for Season Two, With Anthony As Its Star SuitorThe man can wear a hat.
    By Devon Ivie
  41. vulture recommends
    Call My Agent! Brings a Succession Energy to the Parisian Entertainment IndustryThe French series offers an alluring new vantage point on the industry-insider machinations we typically associate with Hollywood stories.
    By Sarah Moroz
  42. hot pod
    So, Is Apple Building a Netflix for Podcasts?The rumors are flowing.
    By Nicholas Quah
  43. anti-racism
    Netflix to Adapt Three of Author Ibram X. Kendi’s Anti-Racism BooksSpecifically Stamped From the Beginning, STAMPED: Racism, Antiracism and You, and Antiracist Baby.
    By Halle Kiefer
  44. spoilers
    What to Expect From Bridgerton Season Two, Based on the NovelsIt’s (probably) Anthony’s time to shine.
    By Maggie Fremont
  45. casting call
    Emma Thompson to Hurl You Over the Fence in Netflix’s Matilda MusicalAlisha Weir will play the titular telekinetic kid in the streamer’s adaptation of the Broadway musical.
    By Halle Kiefer
  46. trailer mix
    I Care a Lot Trailer: Rosamund Pike and Her Bob Choose ViolenceHer new dark comedy co-stars Dianne Wiest, Chris Messina, and more.
    By Zoe Haylock
  47. he admit it!
    Stupid Times Call for Stupid JokesIt makes perfect sense that I Think You Should Leave has found new life as a political metaphor.
    By Kath Barbadoro
  48. trailer mix
    Watch the Swoon-worthy To All the Boys: Always and Forever TrailerThe third and final installment is out February 12.
    By Zoe Haylock
  49. make martin scorsese laugh again
    Stop Doomscrolling and Watch the Fran Lebowitz Documentary Series on NetflixNeed a distraction? Here are 12 moments from Pretend It’s a City that are better than anything else on the internet right now.
    By Carrie Wittmer
  50. behind the scenes
    Pieces of a Woman Hinges on One Heaving, Tremendous Home Birth-SceneThe filmmakers and star Vanessa Kirby explain how the tragic 24-minute shot came together.
    By Hillary Kelly
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