Alec Baldwin’s First Interview: ‘I Know It’s Not Me’ Who is Responsible for Halyna Hutchins’ Death
George Stephanopulous asked the actor if he felt guilt for the “Rust” cinematographer’s death. “No, no,” Baldwin said.
Television
Recommendation Machine: ‘Save Me’ Might Be the Best Show You Can Watch on Peacock Right Now
Lennie James is the main reason to check out this BAFTA-winning drama, but he’s far from the only one.
Bingeworthy TV Series with Black Leads to Stream on Netflix in December
From “Greenleaf” to “L.A.’s Finest,” “Nightflyers,” and “Top Boy,” there’s something here to suit almost every palate.
‘Joe Pera Talks with You’ Is Here to Help the World Make a Little More Sense
The latest season of the Adult Swim gem keeps on providing small-scale appreciations as only it can.
December TV Premieres: 20 New Shows to Look Out for This Month
The next few weeks bring new series starring Jodie Turner-Smith, Sarah Jessica Parker, Sarah Silverman, Sam Elliott, Will Forte, Himesh Patel, and Will Smith.
Alfonso Cuarón Reunites with Emmanuel Lubezki for TV Series Starring Cate Blanchett
Cuarón will direct Blanchett and Kevin Kline in his first television series outing since NBC’s “Believe.”
HBO Axed First ‘Game of Thrones’ Spinoff After Spending ‘Over $30 Million’ on the Pilot
Former WarnerMedia executive Bob Greenblatt watched the pilot and said, “This just doesn’t work.”
The 25 Best Breakthrough Performances of 2021
IndieWire combs through another strange year of streaming and theatrical releases and rebooted festivals to pick the rising stars we can’t wait to see more of.
‘Elves’ Is Netflix’s Twisted Start to the Christmas Season
This slight but nasty bit of Danish fantasy horror is a decent starting point for some holiday counterprogramming.
‘And Just Like That…’ Trailer: The Gang’s (Almost) All Here in ‘Sex and the City’ Return
Art imitates life and even fictional friendships run their course in the groundbreaking series’ first return to TV.
‘Power Book II: Ghost’ Review: The First Spinoff of the Kitschy Crime Franchise Aspires to Nothing
Now in its second season, this overstuffed Michael Rainey Jr.-led offshoot is too silly for a substantive critique, even as it remains one of the cabler’s most popular series.
The Best New TV Series of 2021 — What to Watch for Years to Come, from ‘Acapulco’ to ‘Yellowjackets’
What 2021 TV will stand the test of time?
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