Friends reunion and 9 other things our critics are watching right now From the Friends reunion to pop superstar Pink, here s what we re tuning into.
By Neal Justin, Jenna Ross, Jon Bream, NEAL JUSTIN and JENNA ROSS and JON BREAM May 27, 2021 10:38am Text size Copy shortlink: Friends: The Reunion
After a yearlong delay, this reunion is finally a reality. In addition to the beloved cast members, the retrospective includes cameos from Tom Selleck, Reese Witherspoon, Justin Bieber and Malala Yousafzai. Could you be any more excited? Starts streaming Thursday on HBO Max(Neal Justin) Pink: All I Know So Far
It s a thrill watching Billboard s Icon Award winner twist and shout over the heads of adoring fans during her last arena tour in Europe. But the real draw to this documentary is watching the artist bond with her two adorable kids, who steal the show every time they re on camera. Th
10 best things our critics are watching this week From Fritz to a new Prince documentary, Minnesota heroes take center stage on our screens. April 22, 2021 11:08am Text size Copy shortlink:
Fritz on film
While he loomed large in American politics and progressive causes, Minnesota s humble hero Walter Fritz Mondale wasn t exactly a giant on screen like his opponent in the 1984 presidential election. You have to dig a little to find great footage of the former vice president after his passing this week at 93. The Minnesota Historical Society s website includes a deep collection of speeches, interview clips and even family videos. Melody Gilbert s loving 2008 documentary Fritz: The Walter Mondale Story, narrated by his late daughter Eleanor, can also be streamed via Vimeo for $3. MNHS.org/mondale and Vimeo.com (Chris Riemenschneider)
10 best things our critics are watching this week From the Bachelor finale to Michelle Obama s new Netflix series for kids, here s what we re tuning into right now. Text size Copy shortlink: Moxie
Directed by Amy Poehler, this sassy version of an ABC Afterschool Special flies in the face of typical TV fare that insists teenage girls only have sex on their minds. Hadley Robinson, a dead ringer for a young Kirsten Dunst, plays a fed-up junior who secretly starts a feminist zine that inspires her fellow students. By the final scene, you ll be inspired, too. Netflix (Neal Justin) The Bachelor season finale