The Emmys haven't exactly been perfect at nominating the most deserving dramatic television -- see the widespread dismissals of the likes of "Sons of Anarchy," "Battlestar: Galactica," "Gilmore Girls," "Buffy The Vampire Slayer," and most horrifyingly, "The Wire." But they have improved sign...
Read More »Adding more decadence to an already glamorous event, Steven Soderbergh's fabulous (in all senses of the word) Liberace biopic, "Behind the Candelabra," premiered this morning at Cannes the way American audiences won't be able to see it -- on the big screen. The HBO production, which airs May 26 (it'...
Read More »She's internationally-known, so I suppose these should be well-received, and certainly not foreign to UK audiences. So I don't know if I'd even call it an "expansion" of her brand.
Read More »Appreciative fans welcomed the return this week of "Peter Drunklage," a reference to a character created to universal acclaim by "Game of Thrones" star Peter Dinklage during a recent Saturday Night Live appearance.
Read More »A new season of VH1's hit series Single Ladies is set to debut this summer, although without creator/executive producer/showrunner Stacy A. Littlejohn, who left the show to pursue other projects late last year.
Read More »Scott Aukerman's podcast-turned-surreal talk show "Comedy Bang! Bang!" returns to IFC for a second season on Friday, July 12 at 10pm, the network announced today. The half-hour show, hosted by Aukerman (the co-creator, director and producer of the brilliant "Between Two Ferns") and his "band," Reggi...
Read More »Indiewire's recap and review of "The Crash," the May 19th, 2013 episode of "Mad Men."
Read More »Watch the insanely charming Lauren Graham talk about her new YA novel, Someday, Someday, Maybe, about a young woman who is trying to make it on Broadway in the 90s.
Read More »In the New Yorker this week, journalist Jane Mayer asks if San Francisco-based ITVS was cowed by pressure from a former PBS board member, the incredibly wealthy philanthropist David Koch.
Read More »A British study showed that as women television hosts age, they are increasingly pushed off screen. The study, which looked at BBC, Sky, ITN and Channel 5, tallied that out of 481 presenters at all the networks only 26 women over 50 are regularly on screen.
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