Noel Murray is a freelance journalist at various prominent publications. He specializes in arts and entertainment, covering topics such as celebrities, comedy, and entertainment news, while also exploring themes related to theater and photography. His work has been featured in notable outlets including The New York Times, The A.V. Club, and Rolling Stone.
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It's been an up-and-down first season for Dutton Ranch , with more up than down, by and large.
The season's wild twists and loose ends ramp up to a good old-fashioned gunfight with a Mexican drug gang in a mostly satisfying finale.
Juliette is back in Silo 18 as the new mayor thanks to her heroics last season — except she can't remember what happened.
Juliette's memory erasure is causing misunderstandings and problems throughout the silo.
The increasingly fraught working relationship between Camille and the Algorithm develops into something more mysterious and dangerous this week.
By: Hbo Max, Noel Murray, Colin Remas Brown
The HBO Max spin-off is also raunchier and cornier, though it does hold onto what makes this franchise so popular.
Like millions of people around the world, I went to see The Odyssey last weekend. Unlike those millions (I assume), I spent some time during the
This Silo season began with a time jump, zooming us ahead to three months after Juliette's return, with her already appointed as Silo 18's mayor
The second season of “One Hundred Years of Solitude” and the documentary “A Child of My Own” are among the most promising titles.
Camille's thankless job keeping everyone in line and answering to the Algorithm is especially demanding this week.
