NOVEMBER 13, 2020

'Bob's Burgers' at 200: An Informal Study of TV's Best Addiction Now at 200 episodes, Loren Bouchard's animated gem has proven infinitely re-watchable as an aspirational — and attainable — fami … By Ben Travers

'Come Away' Director Brenda Chapman Stands Up to 'Racial Bigots' Who Review Bombed Her Colorblind Film The Oscar-winning filmmaker's first live-action movie mashes up "Alice in Wonderland" with "Peter Pan," all with a multiracial family at its … By Kate Erbland	Leta Powell Drake Interview: Meet the Host Whose Hollywood Chats Are Going Viral After 40 Years Nebraska produced great talk-show hosts: Johnny Carson, Dick Cavett, and the incomparable Leta Powell Drake, who had the courage to ask cele … By Kristen Lopez

Henry Golding Wants More Than Hollywood's 'Tiresome' Casting Questions About Race and Sexuality The modern-day matinee idol talks playing a gay lead in "Monsoon," and the latest in the world of the "Crazy Rich Asians" sequels.  By Ryan Lattanzio	New Movies: Release Calendar for November 13, Plus Where to Watch the Latest Films Staying home? Good. Looking for something new to watch? Even better!  By Kate Erbland

	'Fireball': Werner Herzog and Clive Oppenheimer Make a Dynamic Doc Duo Herzog's trademark commentary can be hilarious. Of the Mexican site of the largest known asteroid impact in Earth's history, he says: "This … By Anne Thompson
	Disney Boss: 'Mulan' PVOD Success Paves the Way for More 'Premier Access' Rollouts on Disney+ CEO Bob Chapek also revealed there are now 73.7 million Disney+ subscribers during Disney's Q4 earnings call.  By Chris Lindahl
	'Star Trek: Discovery' Review: David Cronenberg Is a Federation Officer in Episode 5 This show keeps getting more ambitious — now with a first glimpse of the ultra-futuristic Federation that remains.  By Christian Blauvelt
	'To the Ends of the Earth' Trailer: Kiyoshi Kurosawa Takes a Spellbinding Trip to Uzbekistan Exclusive: The "Pulse" and "Cure" director's latest opens virtually via the Metrograph on Friday, December 11.  By Ryan Lattanzio
	'Valley of Tears' Review: Tense Israeli Drama Tells a War Story Without Empty Triumph The 10-part series dramatizes the battles of October 1973, capturing the physical and emotional toll of a conflict that reshaped more than l … By Steve Greene