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After All’s Fair logged Hulu Originals’ biggest scripted series premiere in three years, the star-studded Ryan Murphy legal drama appeared among Luminate‘s Top 15 TV shows during its debut week. The ...

Ryan Murphy's Hulu show has been derided as bad. It is, but it's also something far more significant: a whole other concept for a medium. By Steven Zeitchik Senior Editor, Technology and Politics One ...

Kim Kardashian shrugged off the scathing reviews of her new legal drama, “All’s Fair,” with a playful Instagram post on Thursday night. In the carousel post, Kardashian included screenshots of posts ...

Niecy Nash-Betts and Kim Kardashian in "All's Fair." (Disney/Ser Baffo) “All’s Fair” may not have won over Hollywood critics, but the spectacle still brought a ratings win for Hulu. The Kim Kardashian ...

In a clear division between viewers and critics and an intriguing media case study, All’s Fair, the noisy new Ryan Murphy legal drama starring and executive produced by Kim Kardashian, has delivered ...

The debut of Ryan Murphy’s latest show, All’s Fair, has been met with, let’s say, unfavorable reviews — though even that might understate the whopping zero percent it debuted with on Rotten Tomatoes.

If you haven’t yet subjected yourself to the three-episode premiere of “All’s Fair,” I have a challenge for you: Break out a stopwatch, start the timer the moment the action begins, and see how long ...

Critics and TV journalists are eviscerating Ryan Murphy’s “All’s Fair,” starring Kim Kardashian, calling the new legal drama “existentially terrible,” “tacky” and a “disaster zone.” The series, whose ...

The Hollywood Reporter’s TV critic Angie Han writes that “these characters are so thin... there’s no recognizable emotion underlying any of it, and thus no feeling to be provoked by watching it.” By ...