Melanie McFarland is a Senior Culture Critic at Salon. She specializes in arts and entertainment, focusing on the film industry, pop culture, and cultural movements, while also exploring topics such as comedy and internet culture. Melanie's insights and critiques have been featured in PARADE Publications, Inc., Yahoo News, Salon Media Group, Inc., RealClearMarkets, and NewsBreak.
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Melanie's articles predominantly cover entertainment news and culture & society, with a focus on TV shows, movies, celebrities, pop culture, and media. Her coverage heavily features expert commentary.
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By: Melanie Mcfarland
This soapy Britbox drama trades worshipping high society for good old payback
Hayao Miyazaki's gorgeous epic is also his most humanist Senior Culture Critic
By: Melanie McFarland
Instead of clearing up misconceptions about the annual desert bacchanalia, HBO's docuseries confirms them
By: Melanie McFarland
Keith David's man of action won't make America great again, but he just might save it from itself
Midlife can be as blissful as "The Five-Star Weekend" or as cathartic as "Ride or Die"
"Kiki's Delivery Service" is a family movie that holds practical magic for adulthood
By: Melanie McFarland
Days after its trailer debuted, Tomi Adeyemi declared she wants nothing to do with the movie version of her book
By: Melanie McFarland
A Paramount-Warner Bros. merger will mean less diversity and fewer hidden gems Senior Culture Critic The trouble with Diarra Brickland is she can't let things go.
By: Melanie McFarland
The recruitment of Matt Damon and other A-listers to sell a Greek myth makes sense Senior Culture Critic
"Howl's Moving Castle" is many things, but ultimately it's an honest appraisal of the human spirit
