Melanie McFarland is a Senior Culture Critic at Salon. She covers a range of topics including cultural movements, internet culture, pop culture, subcultures, and entertainment news, providing insightful commentary on the intersection of these themes. Melanie's work has been featured in PARADE Publications, Inc., Yahoo News, Salon Media Group, Inc., RealClearMarkets, NewsBreak, and MSN.
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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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The beloved sci-fi series coming to Paramount+ is one of TV’s strongest political and social parables.
By: Melanie McFarland
Turner shocked Hollywood by colorizing classic film gems. Founding Turner Classic Movies cleaned the slate
Bill Lawrence's latest comedy closes by kicking male wish fulfillment to the curb to spotlight what women want.
By: Melanie Mcfarland
"Michael" and the Potterverse are booming. Apparently, we're done feeling bad about what that means.
By: Melanie McFarland
Out of all the legendary musical beefs, the fable rivalry between Mozart and Antonio Salieri is our greatest hit
By: Melanie McFarland
Underneath its feel-good fleece, this film sounds quiet alarms about forgetting painful history
"The Other Bennet Sister" proves it's the quiet ones we need to be watching Senior Culture Critic
By: Melanie Mcfarland
We'll see Stephen Colbert again, but his broadcast exit closes out David Letterman's absurdist TV legacy
Eric Kripke's gory superhero satire concludes that the only way to save ourselves is to kill our gods
By: Melanie Mcfarland
In the end, Deborah Vance and Ava Daniels prove that a funnier world is worth fighting for.
