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Season four of The Bear is a return to form.
On Principal Wolchezk's (Troy Evans) brief but powerful scene in the Twin Peaks pilot.
A 2003 Mark Prindle interview with musician Jerry Only vs. a 2011 University of Chicago Press blog interview with author Brian Garfield.
Whether it’s artificial intelligence, mass atrophy, or both, typos are everywhere now.
What David Shields got right and wrong in Reality Hunger.
Modeling leadership and decision-making.
Even when Apple Cider Vinegar is too pointed in its message to sustain its narrative, Kaitlyn Dever’s performance justifies it.
A 2023 British Film Institute interview with documentarian Errol Morris vs. a 2025 SPIN interview with rapper Dennis “Ghostface Killah” Coles.
Good Night, and Good Luck is hardly an allegory for our times.
Watching the 1981's The Four Seasons and the current Tina Fey reboot series back-to-back only reveals the latter's weaknesses.
A 2017 We Are Cult interview with screenwriter/producer Daniel Winters vs. a 2013 Vice interview with rapper Malice.
Presumed Innocent gets the job done as far as reboots are concerned.
The Last of Us’ second season is a fumbled attempt to adapt difficult source material.
Apple’s Murderbot takes us into a soy-latte future.
The drug remains an open question for science to answer.
The Apple TV+ series Sugar has a strange justification for its Old Hollywood nostalgia.
Netflix’s latest “eat the rich” satire Sirens is a scathing indictment of narcissism.
Why are homophobes so triggered by Pride month?
Kegs are for closers.
Duster is from the Lost creative team, but it's not a “mystery box” show.
For years, the idea of positive thinking possessing the power to manifest material goodness has maintained a hold on American consciousnesses. Why?
The Congressman talks about Bernie Sanders, Elon Musk, the Democratic Party, and more.
The actor returns to talk with Bill Maher about kissing James Franco in Milk and more.
Sex and the City's Carrie Bradshaw talks about Hollywood relationships, the Pope, and more.
The show's creator and its star talk about their work together, the reboot, and the controversial ending.
The late actor talks about his work in this interview recorded in Sacramento in 1983.
The late musician is up for anything in this Late Night appearance first aired on May 18, 2000.
The comedian talks about his new movie Friendship and more during this talk show appearance.
Fry talks to Crumb and his biographer about the cartoonist's life.
The actors talk about their religion in this talk show from the 1980s.