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  1. vulture investigates
    Perfect Match Got Harry to Kiss and Tell (on Himself)There are clues about Harry and Melinda’s not-so-secret smooch before, during, and after the finale.
    By Jennifer Zhan
  2. london girl
    Miss Americana Had a Good Run in LondonShe wasn’t the only royalty at the Eras Tour.
    By Jason P. Frank
  3. close read
    Luke Combs’s Growing PainsThe singer has swung so far into “mature music” that he’s forgotten what makes his songs fun.
    By Justin Curto
  4. housewives institute bulletin
    The Dog Days of Summer HouseIn the post-Scandoval era, it seems like every docusoap dude is a villain just waiting to be exposed.
    By Brian Moylan
  5. theater review
    Kathleen Tolan, Connie Schulman, and Lizbeth Mackay in Clubbed Thumb's 2024 production of FIND ME HERE.
    Three-Sister Harmony in Find Me HerePlus an array of short-run summer shows to watch for if they return.
    By Sara Holdren
  6. fire & blood & points
    House of the Dragon Scorecard: Double TroubleSo far this season is two for two on bungled murder plots.
    By Brian Grubb
  7. gold rush
    The Three Most Surprising Things About This Year’s Enormous Emmys BallotWe read all 35 of the television academy’s PDFs to see what they reveal about next month’s nominations.
    By Joe Reid
  8. movie review
    A Movie About Being Cool Shouldn’t Be This UptightHow is The Bikeriders, a movie in which Jodie Comer, Austin Butler, and Tom Hardy are a biker love triangle, so emotionally constipated?
    By Alison Willmore
  9. favo(u)rites
    All 9 Yorgos Lanthimos Movies, RankedWhere does Kinds of Kindness fit in the Greek Weird Wave provocateur’s filmography?
    By A.A. Dowd
  10. vulture asks
    Vulture Asks: What Do You Want to See in Bridgerton Season 4?More Lady Danbury, period.
    By Vulture Staff
  11. movie review
    Janet Planet Will Grow on YouAnnie Baker’s coming-of-age film features a career-best performance from Julianne Nicholson as a crunchy single mom living in Western Massachusetts.
    By Alison Willmore
  12. vulture recommends
    Ghost in the Shell’s Weirder, Unloved Sequel Is Actually GreatInnocence and its dreamlike CGI have returned in 4K.
    By Dan Schindel
  13. buffering
    Dial Acorn for (Cozy) MurderHow one streamer made a name for itself by delivering a very specific (and often British) kind of television.
    By Josef Adalian
  14. encounter
    June Squibb Made ItShe yelled at Woody Allen in her 60s, earned an Oscar nod in her 80s, and at 94, has her first starring role.
    By Rachel Handler
  15. remembrance
    Donald Sutherland Was Some Kind of Movie StarFew actors committed as ferociously. Few actors were so damned much fun to watch.
    By Matt Zoller Seitz
  16. theater review
    The Drag-Ball Cats Is GoodWell, now, how about that!
    By Sara Holdren
  17. close read
    Yorgos Lanthimos Is Not Your FriendPoor Things was an empowerment fantasy. The director’s latest film, Kinds of Kindness, is a return to his primary interest — control.
    By Alison Willmore
  18. spicy runners
    The Hottest Star Wars Characters Are SmugglersThese 16 irresistible rogues and scoundrels make the galaxy a much more interesting, sexier place.
    By Roxana Hadadi and Nicholas Quah
  19. cold cases
    The Sopranos SwipeThawing the mystery behind the series’ most perplexing freeze-frame moment.
    By Matt Zoller Seitz
  20. remembrance
    Barbara Gladstone, art dealer and gallery owner, in New York, September 14, 2012.
    The Power and Grace of Barbara GladstoneThe venerated gallerist worked for the love of art.
    By Jerry Saltz
  21. reunions
    The Clipse Missed ThisIt’s been 15 years since their last album, but things unfolded “beautifully and better than it ever could have been planned” for the duo.
    By Craig Jenkins
  22. unhappy endings
    Justice for CressidaBridgerton used her as a stepping stone for Penelope’s self-discovery, then tossed her aside.
    By Roxana Hadadi
  23. heads will roll
    The Bloody, Bawdy History of Henry VIII OnscreenFrom Richard Burton to Jude Law, the king with six wives frequently plays second fiddle to a more interesting woman.
    By Elle Carroll
  24. way too close read
    Three Seasons of Bridgerton Culminate in One Ecstatic Line Reading“There is only one way to deliver that, and that is with urgency.”
    By Kathryn VanArendonk
  25. awards season
    The Real Winners of the 2024 Las Culturistas Culture AwardsThe night included performances that would make the Tonys cry with envy.
    By Jason P. Frank and Tom Smyth
  26. explainer
    Does Elden Ring Lore Matter?Don’t let those gender-ambiguous demigods intimidate you.
    By Ashley Bardhan
  27. profile
    Annie Baker Goes to HollywoodThe renowned playwright switches mediums with her sneakily expansive debut film, Janet Planet, about a possessive mother-daughter relationship.
    By Jackson McHenry
  28. a son for a son
    House of the Dragon’s Blood and Cheese Moment Should Have Been NastierWithout the source material’s Sophie’s Choice torment, it’s just another scene of violence in a show full of scenes of violence.
    By Roxana Hadadi
  29. theater review
    Can You Teach an Old Sport New Tricks? The Great Gatsby on Broadway.Singing through the ash dump.
    By Sara Holdren
  30. gold rush
    Will the ‘True Story’ of Baby Reindeer Be Its Emmys Downfall?Voting for the 2024 nominees has officially begun, and Richard Gadd’s provocative limited series is gunning for front-runner status.
    By Joe Reid
  31. rebecca is a food critic now
    You Probably Shouldn’t Eat All of This House of the Dragon FoodBut you can. And I did!
    By Rebecca Alter
  32. fire and blood
    How to Watch House of the Dragon When You Know NothingIt’s totally fine if you can’t remember the houses, the dragons, or anything else.
    By Jen Chaney
  33. comedians in roma getting holy
    Here’s How 11 Comedians Acted at the Pope’s HouseFeaturing Chris Rock, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and some lady with a plant.
    By Anne Victoria Clark
  34. tonys 2024
    Our 100 Percent Accurate Tonys PredictionsA very unsettled season means there could be plenty of surprises. We’ve correctly anticipated them all.
    By Jackson McHenry
  35. fire and blood
    House of the Dragon Soars to New HeightsOh, we’re dancing now.
    By Nicholas Quah
  36. not something blue
    Penelope’s Bridgerton Wedding Dress Is Pink With Purpose“We started it off with a pale blue because she was marrying a Bridgerton, but it didn’t look quite right.”
    By Devon Ivie
  37. movie review
    Read Only the First Paragraph of This Ghostlight ReviewSometimes, a movie is too delicate and beautiful to know too much about it going in.
    By Bilge Ebiri
  38. a long talk
    Ali Siddiq Is FreeHe sold drugs. He went to prison. Then he became stand-up comedy’s most prolific storyteller.
    By Jesse David Fox
  39. ‘yielding flesh’
    Making Bridgerton Sound Hotter Is Her Day JobMeet the Polin stan responsible for the Netflix romance’s extra-spicy audio descriptions.
    By Savannah Salazar
  40. art review
    Jenny Holzer’s Word SaladHer takeover of the Guggenheim reads like intellectual clickbait for the extended Trump era.
    By Jerry Saltz
  41. buffering x gold rush
    The Emmys in the Age of Gourmet CheeseburgersWhat will the awards show look like as the streaming era matures?
    By Josef Adalian and Joe Reid
  42. about that night…
    I Called Them Brats, and I Stand by ItForty years and a documentary later, I still don’t know why the words “Hollywood’s Brat Pack” caused so much agony.
    By David Blum
  43. 1.5x speed
    What Rachel Maddow Is Listening To“There is a part of me that’s still in grad school.”
    By Nicholas Quah
  44. superlatives
    Tig Notaro on Her Favorite and Most Expensive Jokes“When I would try and stick it into a regular set, it didn’t do well. It just needed me to have cancer.”
    By Jesse David Fox
  45. vulture lists
    Which 2024 Indie Game Should You Play?Let’s sift through all of indie gamings’ new, shiny things.
    By Ashley Bardhan
  46. family feuds
    Previously, on Days of Our DragonsBefore House of the Dragon returns, let’s untangle the bonds that unite — and the grudges that divide — Teams Green and Black.
    By Roxana Hadadi
  47. profile
    Is This Your King?House of the Dragon’s Tom Glynn-Carney is so good at playing pathetic you almost forget you’re supposed to hate him.
    By Roxana Hadadi
  48. post-carriage comedown
    Bridgerton Just Can’t Pull Off a ClimaxBut it almost doesn’t matter when the foreplay is this good.
    By Kathryn VanArendonk
  49. ‘80s royalty
    The Brat Pack, RevisedThe original New York magazine article that defined the term didn’t capture who the true teen stars of the ‘80s were. So we gave it another shot.
    By Jen Chaney
  50. movie review
    Inside Out 2 Is Another Product of the Pixar SlumpThe animation giant goes back to the well of its 2015 coming-of-age hit, with less than joyful results.
    By Alison Willmore
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