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If The Golden Girls had gay besties, they’d totally be the sunshine boys of Mid-Century Modern. Unapologetically queer and audaciously TV-MA, Hulu‘s new comedy from Will & Grace creators Max ...

“Mid-Century Modern” certainly isn’t groundbreaking, but it has many hilarious moments. Bunny, Arthur, Jerry and Sybil have unique backgrounds and an air of familiarity. Bunny, the Dorothy ...

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By Daniel Fienberg Chief Television Critic The architecturally inspired title of Hulu‘s Mid-Century Modern, a sitcom that has basically nothing to do with architecture, evokes something old yet ...

“You don’t look sad … you just look like a reluctant bottom.” When a new series receives the James Burrows stamp of approval, it’s almost guaranteed to be a hysterical ride. After all ...

It’s with a combination of sadness and gratitude that I greet “Mid-Century Modern,” a sweet new multicamera sitcom, premiering Friday on Hulu, a streamer not otherwise known for creating ...

To fill that void, those same Will & Grace creators, Max Mutchnick and David Kohan, developed Hulu's Mid-Century Modern to show that while a multi-camera sitcom with three gay male leads is rare ...

At the same time, the Ministry of Defence (Mindef) has raised concerns over the need to strengthen cyber, drone, and nuclear warfare capabilities, including discussions on forming a dedicated cyber ...

D'Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai, Will Poulter, Kit Connor, and Michael Gandolfini told IndieWire at a post-screening Q&A about the film's extraordinary realism: "Your body doesn't necessarily know you're acting.