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Author: Swapna Kumari
A journalist and film critic by trade, she holds a degree in Film History and Criticism from Jadavpur University in Kolkata. She has been with entertnr.com as a co-founder and writer since 2026. Her work also includes critical essays on cinema, something she has been at since the publication of her first book in 2017 and does in addition to her regular entertainment reporting.
While Team Black and Team Green tear Westeros apart, Alys Rivers operates by a completely different set of rules
The season 3 finale of My Life with the Walter Boys was marked by three major cliffhangers that broke the status quo.
The second episode of Special Ops: Lioness Season 3, Episode 2 “No Sorrow Like the Survivor,” really turns up the heat on the show. The most recent episode, following the shocking attack on Joe McNamara’s home in the premiere, spends a large amount of time showing just how far the fallout from that evening will reach. The story jumps back and forth between the present day and the months leading up to Joe’s disappearance, giving viewers a more complete picture of the attack but also raising more significant questions about the person who exposed her and why. The episode works…
The Rhaena Targaryen and Nettles’ merger is the most divisive book change in House of the Dragon Season 3. A key line from Episode 7 may finally explain the controversial choice of adaptation.
Power Book III: Raising Kanan Season 5! The heartbreaking series finale explained in detail – Raq’s ultimate sacrifice, Jukebox’s fracture, and how Kanan and Breeze established Power: Origins.
The Bombing of Pan Am 103 Review: A Thoughtful Drama That Refuses to Turn Tragedy Into Entertainment
The Bombing of Pan Am 103 is full of meticulous detail and deep empathy, and in exchange for sensationalism, it sets a new gold standard for how television should approach real-world tragedies.
The Shards Review: Privilege, Paranoia, and the Uneasy Marriage of Bret Easton Ellis and Ryan Murphy
The Shards: A stylish adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis’s novel, The Shards is a psychological thriller set in 1981 Los Angeles, about the world of elite teen paranoia and serial killers.
Review of Ted Lasso Season 4 Episode 1, exploring how the Apple TV+ hit returns with a women’s team, fresh faces, and renewed charm.
Apple TV+ is set to put out its fourth season of Ted Lasso. To get you up to speed we have a recap of the whole tale, including Rebecca’s scheme for revenge and Ted’s improbable start at AFC Richmond, on through the Season 3 end game and into the prospect of him coaching the women’s side.
In its second season Marshals is moving on from what it owes to Yellowstone, eschewing the rigours of the procedural in favour of something with more depth and an ensemble feel.