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Exterminate/Regenerate: The Story of Doctor Who by John Higgs.
Maureen Dowd’s erotic yearnings and smoking is “hip” again. What year is it (#582)?
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A 2021 Please Kill Me interview with music executive Miles Copeland vs. a 2016 Interview Magazine interview with filmmaker Amy Heckerling.
Adam Sandler has enough talent to make his lazier projects infuriating.
Dexter: Resurrection is great so far, but where could Michael C. Hall's famous serial killer possibly go next?
Part 1 and Part 2 of a 2010 Jazz Wax interview with trumpeter and flugelhorn player Clark Terry vs. a 2023 Writer’s Rumpus interview with author Ryan Van Cleave.
Part 1 and Part 2 of a 2022 15 Minutes interview with harpist Yolanda Kondonassis vs. a 2011 BOMB Magazine interview with author Scott Wolven.
A 2020 GQ UK interview with musician Tommy Lee vs. a 2020 Pace Gallery interview with artist Sam Gilliam.
A 2021 BOMB interview with artist Leonardo Drew vs. a 2017 Vulture interview with filmmaker Jay Chandrasekhar.
Thoughts on the readers in a writer’s life.
And you thought the Sweeney thing was dumb.
Relying on audience participation makes for lazy comedians.
Where the tradition is crawling.
In its 17th season, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia has reached unprecedented territory for live-action comedy.
The masculinists of the current far right sound oddly gay.
The saddest story of riches to rags.
A more accurate title for Netflix’s #1 summer hit The Hunting Wives.
The heroes are dying, leaving behind many songs, stories, and poems that can hold and keep you forever.
The actor talks about starring in Glengarry Glen Ross on Broadway, his new film Nobody 2, surviving a heart attack, and more in this recent interview.
Maher meets his boyhood crush as they talk about I Dream of Jeannie and more in this 72-minute interview.
The comedian talks about his banned Twitter account, leaving The Adam Friedland Show, the end of Cum Town, and more with Jordan Jensen.
The actor talks to Josh Horowitz of Happy Sad Confused about his recent work.
Maron talks to Sam Seder about the end of his podcast, the future of American politics, and more in this 50-minute interview.
The author talks about his new film and books, his time in Chicago, and his rightward shift.
The filmmaker talks about courting Brad Pitt for Inglourious Basterds, "not banging" Kathy Griffin, and more in this August 17, 2009 interview.
The comedian talks about ending his long-running WTF podcast and more in this new interview.
The late actor talks to Simon Critchley about life, work, happiness, and more in this December 17, 2012 conversation.