Matthew Clayfield

Morgan Neville’s posthumous examination of the celebrity chef hews close to the familiar narrative

On ‘Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt’, ‘Catastrophe’, ‘Broad City’, ‘You’re the Worst’, ‘Crazy Ex-Girlfriend’ and ‘Veep’

Social media and streaming services are changing what and how we watch

The show that made Netflix a major player comes to a satisfying and ludicrous end

This innovative NBC/Netflix series has reversed TV’s slide into darkness

David Farrier becomes the darkest ghoul on the bus in this Netflix travel series

Why sometimes it’s better to approach art on its own terms

Slate Plus’s podcast on Watergate urges patience on its audience

The so-called bad-boy celebrity chef has always offered a smarter take – and now we’re beginning to notice

In a new series, prolific documentarian Ken Burns finally acknowledges that American stories have an impact on the stories of others

In a world obsessed with sharing images, what should we make of a street photographer who hoarded them?

Álvaro Enrigue’s ‘Sudden Death’ and the nonfiction future of fiction

In the 1960s, Sydneysider Chris Meagher was a torero known as “El Australiano”