The first season of 'Pluribus' is truly American. It stands against the siren song of collectivism currently growing in the U ...

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Going into Sunday night's Golden Globes, Apple TV+'s new series Pluribus — about a woman who is unaffected by an alien virus ...

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The season one finale ("La Chia o El Mundo") returns to Kusimayu (Darinka Arones), the indigenous Peruvian woman who viewers ...

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An alien virus creates a hive mind. But the story is how the survivors fail to unite—revealing human cooperation's fragile beauty.

Fans of central planning once hoped that computers would allow economies to get closer to the harmonious “Pluribus” model.

Pluribus Season 1 presents a fascinating sci-fi mystery and leaves viewers with plenty of questions heading into Season 2.

Pluribus is a coldly intelligent character study about individualism and the cost of remaining human when the apocalypse arrives.

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“Pluribus” put its two unlikely heroes on the path to saving the world in the Season 1 finale, but not without some messy bickering first. Episode 9 of the Apple TV drama series, titled “La Chica o El ...