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There's less than six degrees of separation between 'Mare of Easttown,' Hunter Biden, Wawa pretzels and the rock band Low Cut Connie.

‘I’m on the side of buses again! It’s like going back in time 24 years where I’m walking down the street and people are nudging and pointing and whispering,’ Kate Winslet tells Maureen Dowd

There was much to love about Mare of Easttown, which ended this week with a devastating and heartbreaking twist (don’t worry, no spoilers here). It was a whodunnit layered with subtle clues, which was both depressing and peppered with moments of surprising joy and tenderness, set in a realistically dreary working class American town. Kate Winslet was exceptional as the hostile, relentless, vape-sucking, emotionally unavailable (at least at the...

Published: By: Advertisement Fly away forever, Lady Hawk. Limp off into the Philly sunset, mardy Mare, and don’t look back. Leave your triumphant drama as a one-and-done deal.  No sooner had viewers emitted contented sighs at this week’s note-perfect Mare Of Easttown finale than speculation began mounting about a potential second season of the hit Pennsylvanian police procedural. To my mind, though, trying to recapture the Mare magic would be a mistake. Unfolding over seven slow-burning weeks to become one of the standout dramas of 2021 so far, Mare Of...

Over the weekend, Mare of Easttown — the instant cult classic HBO crime drama where Kate Winslet vapes with a Delco accent in a flannel shirt — ended with a devastating twist. The show captured national attention for the seven weeks that it was on, and while to some the finale was unsatisfying, this collective cultural moment finished with at least one conclusive takeaway: Kate Winslet was the show’s star but Wawa was its backbone. During the press cycle for Mare, there was hardly an interview in which the show’s actors didn’t redirect the conversation to Wawa, the East Coast’s ...