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While the film tries to chase the highs of previous self-referential animated movies, it only succeeds in smacking right into the glass door of its own limited imagination

With 754 shows vying for Emmy nominations, obviously not everyone can get their name in lights. But that doesn’t mean we have to let the Television Academy off the hook.

There are all kinds of mothers. Ruth has been there for all of it, including the infancy of Nadia’s trauma

LOS ANGELES — Natasha Lyonne has a message for people who see "Russian Doll," the time-trippy dark comedy on Netflix she co-created and stars in, as a kind of television memoir: The show is personal but not autobiographical.

Savour every moment as Saul Goodman and co play out the endgame of Breaking Bad’s superior prequel. Elsewhere, Sarah Solemani and Steve Coogan’s Hollywood-set take on cancel culture ticks all the right boxes

The 6 train? What a concept! Be in the know as the twisty show returns for another wild Netflix ride

‘She’s the subway announcer,’ co-creator revealed

The Russian Doll season two cast will see a mix of returning and new faces

Given how firmly it closed its circular plot, and the relatively peculiar particulars of its narrative — "relatively" since it ran on an engine oft-lifted from "Groundhog Day" — it's somewhat surprising to see a second season of "Russian Doll," the excellence of its 2019 first season notwithstanding. In that…