Dana Stevens is a movie critic at Slate. She specializes in the film industry, filmmaking, and the world of plays and musicals, offering insightful commentary and analysis on these topics. Dana has been featured in notable publications including Slate Magazine, Los Angeles Times, The Atlantic, and Yahoo News.
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Dana's articles predominantly cover lifestyle and entertainment, with a focus on film reviews and expert commentary. She seems to be interested in unique angles related to actors, films, and the Oscars.
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By: Dana Stevens
The Drama shows what happens when edgelord comedy goes very, very wrong.
By: Dana Stevens
The Drama shows what happens when edgelord comedy goes very, very wrong.
By: Dana Stevens, Julia Turner, Stephen Metcalf
How bad would the skeletons in the closet have to be for anyone to not want to marry someone who looks like Zendaya or Robert Pattinson? This is The Drama.
Should you get a divorce if your husband literally shrinks you to the size of a mouse? The Miniature Wife gets into it.
By: Dana Stevens
It's something else—and not always in a good way. Writer-director David Lowery ( Pete's Dragon The Green Knight ) has now made two movies
By: Julia Turner, Stephen Metcalf, Dana Stevens
Margo’s Got Money Troubles is a bouncy family dramedy about the high cost of motherhood.
The 20-years-later sequel is packed with laughs, is a feast for the eyes, and is … surprisingly timely?
By: Dana Stevens
The 20-years-later sequel is packed with laughs, is a feast for the eyes, and is … surprisingly timely?
The reviews are in and Sheep Detectives is a surprise word-of-mouth hit that has critics positively bleating about charming ovine sleuths.
By: Julia Turner, Stephen Metcalf, Dana Stevens
Marxism but make it fashion! This is the exuberant mandate of I Love Boosters.
