Examining the legacy of Office Space and the rest of The A.V. Club's favorite stories this week

Here’s a compilation of our favorite features published this week. Be sure to follow along with our TV recaps and check out all our recent reviews.

Monday

• 20 years ago, Rushmore took the soundtrack back to school
• Drag Race fans have even more to explore with Alaska and Willam’s universe-expanding Race Chaser
• Love Roma? Then check out this gorgeous triptych from a kindred spirit of Alfonso Cuarón

Tuesday

• Only Ken Russell could make The Favourite seem tastefully restrained
• A 20-year case of the Mondays: What’s the legacy of Office Space?
• Midwinter report: Were Pitchfork’s nights at the museum a masterpiece?

Wednesday

• What makes a good Oscar host?
• How Documentary Now! lost its stars—and embraced its truest self
• Guillermo del Toro built his own blockbuster around the steely cool of a black Marvel superhero

Thursday

• What will win, and what should win, at the Oscars this Sunday
• The Umbrella Academy isn’t perfect, but this dance sequence is
• For a subtler tale of friendship on the road, let Green Book guide you to The End Of The Tour

Friday

• Briefly but blissfully, Age Of Ultron plays like an Avengers hangout movie
• Dream team Madlib & Freddie Gibbs are back, plus Julia Jacklin and more of the week’s best music
• Tetris 99 is a singular creation of evil, time-devouring genius
• Who do you want to win at the Oscars?
• For a kinder, gentler take on A Star Is Born, try Judy Garland’s Easter Parade
• A few hours in, Anthem feels like a very lonely multiplayer game