Megan Garber

The holiday classic is now 75 years old, and a timely exploration of what happens when all that you’ve relied on fades away.

“Yellowjackets,” a feminist update of “Lord of the Flies,” has created a rich world where everyone—and everything—is a suspect.

‘Frasier’ is a time capsule of its era—and yet, has aged remarkably well.

The Ukrainian president’s dispatches from the streets of Kyiv have doubled as proof of life and missives of solidarity.

Why are so many people treating it like one?

Caroline Edwards’s testimony about the January 6 insurrection was a reminder that words can convey truths that even images cannot.

In a new comedy, Emma Thompson plays a woman who finally sees her body, the actor says, “as her home.” Her victory, in a post-Roe world, takes on the dimensions of tragedy.

Mythology came long ago for the celebrated writer; now it’s coming for her belongings.

A recent memoir considers how much we concede when we regard rest as a call to judgment.

The actor gave his signature character on <em>Friends </em>a quality that is all too rare in sitcoms: vulnerability.