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The legendary comic invites her first Quibbits onto her podcast.
A 2013 Juxtapoz interview with visual artist David Shrigley vs. a 2026 Flood Magazine interview with musician Sébastien Tellier.
The Lowdown was the best show of 2025 that almost no one watched.
The spirit of Israel is eternal.
A 1998 Perfect Sound Forever interview with musician Jerry “Swamp Dogg” Williams vs. a 2019 Esquire interview with watch brand CEO Davide Traxler.
Kelly Clarkson isn’t the only person who’s been disrespected by the rich magician owners of Art of Play.
Below doesn’t buck any trends, but it makes good use of Josh Hartnett’s paternal instincts.
There's hints of both Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Mean Girls in the new Carrie television series.
A 1972 New Musical Express interview with singer-songwriter Sandy Denny vs. a 2003 Index Magazine interview with singer-songwriter Linda Thompson.
War is the first courtroom show since Damages where the accumulation of evidence is given its due.
A 2026 Vulture interview with musician Todd Rundgren vs. a 1988 Paris Review interview with author Marguerite Yourcenar.
County Highway will discover Ree Drummond, but meanwhile an excellent essay on the Yankees and a Bob Dylan pre-obit.
The Netflix show is a savvy examination of what public gestures do to exacerbate international relations.
Another way for corporate bros to wave their money around.
Earth may not be an optimal planet for life.
Rewatching 24 reminded me of other parts of the network on which it aired—and for which I worked.
She won her freedom, but nobody gets to go back to 1999.
A citizen loses his basic standing when a private corporation gains the unchallengeable power to define his personal life.
Sadists were training masochists to be masters of their universes.
The intersection of being a horror and a Philadelphia sports fan.
Nothing really happens in their videos, but that's part of their appeal.
The remarkable trio talk in this episode originally aired on November 19, 1998.
The movie star talks about his difficult father, surviving tongue cancer, going to rehab, and more in this new interview.
The superstar comedian performs at a benefit for Hurricane Katrina victims on November 18, 2006.
The two broadcasters duke it out during Snyder's guest stint on Later with Bob Costas.
The director of The History of Concrete on his new film, getting mugged, and Avatar.
Bill Maher talks to Bijou Phillips, Sally Taylor, Leah Wood, and Kimberly Stewart.
The silent film legend details why she can't stand Lenny Bruce in this October 29, 1971 interview.
The late film producer talks about The Kid Stays in the Picture and more in this July 24, 2002 interview.
The musician talks weasel management, "Don't Stop," and why Bill Clinton shouldn't be President in this August 2, 1994 interview.