The State of Scary TV
‘The Returned’ and ‘Ash vs Evil Dead’ join ‘The Walking Dead’ in offering high-quality horror.
September 29, 2015
How Radiohead’s ‘Kid A’ Kicked Off the Streaming Revolution
How the world’s most celebrated band changed the way we receive music in the 21st century.
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‘Hollywood Prospectus Podcast’: ‘Sicario’ and ‘Homeland’
Chris Ryan and Andy Greenwald discuss ‘Sicario,’ the return of ‘Homeland,’ and ‘The Leftovers.’
Read moreSeptember 28, 2015
#Holywatergate: The Theft of a Pope’s Beverage Rocks Washington, D.C.
Thou Shalt Not Steal the Pope’s Water Glass.
Read moreFetty Wap’s Charming, Impossible-to-Dismiss ‘Fetty Wap,’ in Six Notes
Fetty Wap finally dropped ‘Fetty Wap.’ Here are some thoughts about where we now stand, Fetty-wise.
Read moreAre My Methods Unsound? Why ‘Sicario’ Is the ‘Apocalypse Now’ of the Drug War
In the past, movies about the war on drugs have played like procedurals — crime films — and they have played like cinematic journalism. This is especially true in the case of Steven Soderbergh’s 2000 film ‘Traffic,’ probably the most notable film ever made about the drug trade on the U.S.-Mexico border. But as the war on drugs has become the drug war, and as the prism through which we view the conflict has become increasingly militarized, so has the cinema surrounding it. And now this war has its ‘Apocalypse Now.’
Read moreCoupling: ‘The Last Man on Earth’ Takes a Honeymoon in Season 2
Phil and Carol try to settle down in the season premiere of the Fox sitcom.
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‘Food News’ Podcast: Horse Meat and Costco Fight
Juliet Litman and David Jacoby talk about a Costco fistfight, horse meat in England, and a cocaine shipment in Philadelphia.
Read moreWeekend Box Office Winners & Losers: Adam Sandler (Well, His Voice) Sets a September Record
Also winning this weekend: An interning De Niro and a badass Blunt. Not so lucky: cannibals, mountains, and Roland Emmerich.
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