The most delicious lists we’ve seen. Check them all off, or enjoy things a la carte.
While I imagine none over us would say we consciously took Eddie for granted, I think we always just expected him to be there, like a mountain or a sea. So click over to his 12 top solos, compiled nicely by the NYT, and appreciate the majesty of what he gave us over the years.
I should be posting more about what’s COMING to the streamers in September, I supposed, but there are a TON of great things that start disappearing next week. A really solid list from from SF Gate!
The New York Times delivers. Again! This breakdown really does a nice job of looking across the genre to look at many stories told many ways. Don’t pass this one by!
Yes, the entire Studio Ghibli library is a major reason to get HBO Max, and now you’ve got a guide from the NYT to tell you exactly where to start. This an amazing binge unto itself, peoples!
Are there surprises in the list? You bet! How about Astronomy Club, by veterans of the Upright Citizens Brigade, for starters? Or Russian Doll? Or… or… or… awww, just click to read this really great list by Mashable!
Here’s a thoroughly impressive list from Vanity Fair. A great curated tour of movies that can lead us all towards better perspectives and deeper understanding. And Amazing Grace… just wow!
When you want your content curated, you can’t beat the NYT. It may not be the most complete list, but the reviews are tight and the picks are right on time. As I always say, keep your eye on the Times!
C’mon! Who doesn’t like a little comedic romance? Or, at least, who wouldn’t like to keep around a list of 25 secretly great ones, just in case? So give this BuzzFeed batch a chance. You might even find a Rom Com Dram in the mix, if there is such a thing…
If you’re loving Hulu more and more, Mashable is here to stoke your fire. There are certainly one or two new shows to add to your list of bingeworthy titles – perhaps the hilariously clueless vampires in What We do in the Shadows? – so give it a quick read!
This really is a great guide that covers plenty of ground, from the musical to the historical to the cinematic to the comedic. (It’s also one more reason to love Hulu, which seems to have ALL the best to binge these days.) If nothing else, do yourself the vast kindness of connecting with Aretha Franklin in the Amazing Grace concert film. Truly.
Not saying that this list is THE list, but it’s one that you really might want to keep around when your remote finger gets a little listless. Lots and lots of choices here that will have you saying yes before you finish the write-ups. Wherever you stream, this is a good one to have in the holster.
