The 2004 Kate Bosworth romantic comedy is a love letter to young rom-com fans
Caroline Siede
carolinesiede
Contributor, The A.V. Club. Caroline Siede is a pop culture critic in Chicago, where the cold never bothers her anyway. She loves sci-fi, Jane Austen, and co-hosting the movie podcast, Role Calling.
Milo Ventimiglia shines in a heartbreaking episode about everything Jack and his mom left unsaid
Jack, Toby, Kevin, and Randall struggle with the demands of parenthood
Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck's whirlwind romance continues to enchant 69 years after its release
Deja and Nicky take parallel road trips and reach major turning points
The poignant season six premiere explores memory loss issues and space shuttle tragedies
A self-contained story inspires one of the best episodes of the Thirteenth Doctor's run
A heroic countdown of all 21 Marvel shows, including S.H.I.E.L.D., Hawkeye, and even Iron Fist
Despite some missteps, there's plenty to like in an action-packed episode with some moving character beats
A modern-day epic, a murder mystery, and a true-crime sendup are all among the best TV shows of the year
West Side Story, The Green Knight, and Licorice Pizza are among our favorite movies of the year
This Christmas, give the divisive 2005 romantic comedy a second chance
The Holiday is very much a film about romantic comedies—how they’re structured, what we want from them, and the…
Florence Pugh steals the show as Yelena Belova takes center stage
Some of the year's best movie moments came from No Time To Die, Shang-Chi, and Licorice Pizza
This year's best TV performances can be found in dramas like Succession and promising new comedies like Reservation…
Hawkeye slows things down for a character-driven hour that could've used a little more oomph
The A.V. Club highlights some of this year's best, under-the-radar series, all of which you can stream right now