EXCLUSIVE: Josh Holloway is set to guest star in an upcoming episode of CBS’ Tracker. He will appear in the November 22 episode titled “That’s the Job” as Luke Kelsol, who is a rewardist like Colter, but his moral compass always points to himself. When he takes on a job, he doesn’t care who the […]
Comedian Fiona Cauley is calling the disabled community to the front of the class, er, stall in her new digital series Talking Sh*t. No more hiding in the wings. Produced by Inevitable Foundation’s newly launched digital arm, the satirical web series is designed to foster discussions about disability, which might otherwise feel forbidden, in a […]
Elon Musk’s SpaceX has held talks with EchoStar about acquiring Boost Mobile or using its network, according to a report. The move would bolster the standing of the company’s Starlink subsidiary, which had 13.6 million subscribers at the end of the third quarter, a 90% increase over the same period of 2025. The Washington Post, […]
The playwright of hard-talking works like “Waiting for Lefty” and “Awake and Sing!” is again the man of the moment.
EXCLUSIVE: A new Japanese drama series is turning stereotypes around women in the workplace on their head, according to one of the top producers at public broadcaster NHK. The Employee launched a fortnight ago and has got Japanese people talking about “the double bind” women face as they progress up the career ladder, Akiko Ueda, […]
SPOILER ALERT: The following reveals major plot points from HBO’s The Gilded Age’s Season 4 premiere. Surprise! The Gilded Age kicked off its fourth season with multiple surprises, including the quiet appearances of Matt Damon and David Letterman. At about 8:33, two gentlemen are crossing the street together, played by Damon and Letterman. Damon is […]
It was so refreshing to hear Aaron Sorkin admit he was bad at parts of directing after his movie flop. If only others could be as frank By most accounts, Aaron Sorkin’s new film The Social Reckoning , a follow-up to his 2010 smash-hit The Social Network, is a flop. The film critic Mark Kermode’s response to seeing it was that Sorkin, who is widely regarded as one of the greatest living screenwriters, is “not a great director”. It seems that Sorkin agrees. Because Sorkin is very famous, he has had to do the rounds talking about the film in the media, which led to his appearance on the Hollywood Reporter’s Awards Chatter podcast earlier this week , in which he addressed these kinds of criticisms head on. “I’m very worried that the parts of directing that I’m not good at are those parts that you can’t learn,” he said. “In addition to having absorbed none of the science of filmmaking, I have – and this is a problem in a visual medium – I have no visual sensibility at all, it turns out.” Imogen West-Knights is a writer and journalist Continue reading...
So, in talking about the marvel that was Phoebe Bridgers’ opening night at L.A.’s Intuit Dome Friday night, which part of the show do you talk about first? Would it the emotionally riveting middle section of the show, in which Bridgers used the no-phones setting to elaborately explore, in song and in monologue, her complicated […]
The rockers rant against brainwashing, Snoh Aalegra declares her love, Zach Bryan floods the Hot 100 chart and more.
The internet can't stop talking about Jennifer Lawrence's face, and Vlad and Kelly want to know why. Joined by Dr. David Cangello, Vlad and Kelly are breaking down the rise of the bleph and the "Instagram face." When does self-improvement become self-erasure? And perhaps the bigger question: Is any of this actually our business?
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