Joel Keller
Writer and Editor at Freelance
I write about TV, celebrities, food, parenting and tech. Reviews @decider, other stories @nytimes, @billboard, @rollingstone, @vanityfair and more.
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5 days ago |
decider.com | Joel Keller
Sometimes, you just want to watch a silly, sexy rom-com. Maybe you want a little music and dancing mixed in. And if the romcom involves some royalty, all the better. All of those ingredients are in a new Netflix series from India. Opening Shot: “SRI LANKA. Bentotla.” A woman puts in her Air Pods, thinking about a board meeting she’s going to have. She’s about to go for a run on the beach.
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5 days ago |
flipboard.com | Joel Keller
1 day agoThe end of all our favorite shows is fast approaching — Andor, The Last of Us, and Grey's Anatomy — but don't worry because there are plenty of new Netflix shows coming to the streamer this month. And no matter what kind of TV you love, there's something you'll want to binge watch. Here are the best new …
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6 days ago |
decider.com | Joel Keller
Judy Blume’s 1974 novel Forever… was more mature than what the author had written to that point, exploring a relationship between two teens that progresses slowly as they figure out how love and sex intertwine with each other in intimate relationships. Veteran producer Mara Brock Akil has adapted the novel and brought the narrative forward to 2018, with a mostly Black cast. Opening Shot: Shots of Los Angeles. “2017.
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decider.com | Joel Keller
Octopus!is a two-part docuseries, directed by Niharika Desai and narrated by Phoebe Waller-Bridge (who is also an executive producer), that takes a look at how octopuses (octopi?) live, reproduce and survive with a fair amount of lightheartedness. Not only do we get to see the lifecycle of the cephalopod, but we also are introduced to people who are dedicated to studying these fascinating eight-legged creatures — including Tracy Morgan.
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6 days ago |
decider.com | Joel Keller
Two years ago, Poker Face became a hit on Peacock because of two things: Natasha Lyonne’s ineffable charm and the fact that creator Rian Johnson created the show as a modern tribute to 1970s mystery shows like Columbo, where we see the murder then watch as the unlikely detective figures it out. After an enjoyable first season, Johnson and Lyonne return for Season 2, with a roster of big-time guest stars in tow. Opening Shot: A closeup of a sculpture curing in a red-hot kiln.
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This is the type of thing that drives me crazy: Listening to @TMKSESPN and for some reason, @RealMichaelKay sounds fine on TV but on radio he has an echo like he's broadcasting from an airport bathroom. Can anyone who is experienced in doing radio and TV simulcasts explain this?
a few seconds ago I didn't binge the entire third season of #TheBearFX for my @decider review, but watched the first 3-4 episodes. People might get tired of the show's non-comedic, artsy-fartsy approach, but I'm completely on board with it... https://t.co/p4oGIv5hc1
Great interview with R.E.M. -- their first one together in about 30 years -- about being inducted into the @SongwritersHOF, but damn.... time comes calling for all of us, doesn't it?
R.E.M. is being inducted into the @SongwritersHOF — an honor Michael Stipe, Peter Buck, Mike Mills and Bill Berry say means a great deal: “We lived or died on the strength of our songs.” They sat down with @AnthonyMasonCBS for their first joint interview in nearly 30 years. https://t.co/XqlSoVMVxd
