‘Somebody Somewhere’ season 2 review: A delightful delicacy anybody anywhere can enjoy
A show’s title can communicate a great deal about its content, and Somebody Somewhere does that exceptionally well. It’s a straightforward story of one person... Read More
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‘Harley Quinn’ review: Season three continues with more blood, love and mayhem [A]
When it comes to the DC Universe, one thing is certain: Harley Quinn, whether brilliantly portrayed by Margot Robbie in Birds of Prey or voiced by Kaley... Read More
Interview: Jeremy Podeswa talks ‘Station Eleven,’ the challenges of keeping the tone of the series and what media he’s clung to through the years
Finding a good director, or directors, for a project is one of the most important pieces of the creative puzzles. A good direct can lift... Read More
Interview: Himesh Patel talks ‘Station Eleven’ and how being a new father affected his performance
A limited series can offer some of the best forms of television that there are. It often provides a story within a certain amount of... Read More
Interview: Josh Charles discusses the pressures of starring in ‘We Own This City’ and his personal connection to the story
Actor Josh Charles has been in some of the most memorable ensemble pieces throughout his three-decade career. Some might know the pop culture gem the... Read More
‘Barry’ season 3 review: Bill Hader comedy/drama is darker (and funnier) than ever [Grade: A]
Nearly three long years since the season 2 finale graced viewers’ screens, HBO’s black comedy Barry finally returns this Sunday – and it’s darker (and... Read More
HBOMax’s Emmy-award winning ‘Hacks’ second season to premiere May 12 [Trailer]
HBOMax announced today that their Emmy-award winning comedy series Hacks will return on Thursday, May 12 with two episodes. The eight-episode season will continue with... Read More
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