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Sacha Baron Cohen Is Back to Help America’s Politicians Embarrass Themselves

Not that they need it

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Here’s All the TV Not to Miss This Hot, Dumb August

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“To the Bone” Offers a Uniquely Honest Look at Eating Disorders

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Like Its Characters, Tech Comedy “Loaded” Is a Little Too Listless for Greatness

by Inkoo Kang

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Crack Drama “Snowfall” Can’t Get Its Game on Track

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Here’s the Best TV to Watch This July

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Your Queen to Be: The Final Four Face Off on “RuPaul’s Drag Race”

by Megan M. Metzger

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The Queen Sugar Recipe

Ava DuVernay and Oprah Winfrey talk about what makes the most feminist, most culturally aware show on cable television work

by Miles Marshall Lewis

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“Rough Night” Director Lucia Aniello on Finding the Light Heart of Darkness

“I’m making movies so people can have a good time for 100 minutes”

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In a Sprawling New Season, “Orange Is the New Black” Betrays Itself

At least here the fury comes from those who have actually been wronged

by Inkoo Kang

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