Judd Apatow directed this riveting documentary about his late friend and mentor Garry Shandling, a top standup comic and star of two groundbreaking sitcoms. […]
In Syfy’s new, nearly unclassifiable series Happy!, former Law & Order: Special Victims Unit star Christopher Meloni plays an ex-New York City cop, but that is the only thing even remotely similar to his previous well-known role. In fact, his character here, the morally dubious Nick Sax, is unlike anything you’ve seen the actor do before, and it is as invigorating for the viewer to watch as it likely has been for Meloni to play — a combination of the patheticness and sardonic humor of a world-weary and reluctant action hero. Based on the graphic novel of the same name […]
This drama is set in L.A. during the 1970s standup comedy scene delves into the comics who stand alone in front of an audience “dying” for fame and fortune. […]
“I can’t watch someone who’s [just] jumping off walls, spin-kicking people,” says Taken’s Clive Standen. “It has to be set in some kind of reality.” […]
‘I was a fan of the original 24,’ Bucatinsky says. […]
Conan’s “Clueless Gamer: Super Bowl Edition 3” will feature Tom Brady, Rob Gronkowski, LeGarrette Blount and Dwight Freeney playing Ubisoft’s “For Honor.” […]
“It’s really funny, the stuff that my character and the people in this world endure,” says Hudgens of this workplace comedy set in a superhero universe. […]
Freezing rain and dangerous conditions are expected in the Kansas City area ahead of Sunday’s game. […]
As much as some fans may think Joe Buck is biased against their team and for another, the announcer says that simply is not true. […]
As you can probably tell from its title, NBC’s new drama series Emerald City uses elements of L. Frank Baum’s classic The Wonderful Wizard of Oz as its launching point into telling the fantastical story of a young woman’s journey into a mysterious world. Given the number of Oz retellings that there have been over the decades, you might be wondering if another adaptation is worth taking the trip over the rainbow. But in its lush and colorful presentation, its gritty realism even as it creates another world, and its development of character archetypes we thought we had already known […]
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