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The search for the next host of Today feels like a reality competition series—with the lowest stakes imaginable and a…
We've reached pilot season, the time of year when the networks start looking at candidates for this fall's…
I’ll get right to the point, because if the show I’m about to recommend has one rule, it’s…
Why coming out in 2012 was both a big story and a non-story at the same time
In the days since President Obama’s speech in Newtown, Conn., following the massacre in which 20 young children…
Reality-show judges have gone soft, thanks to celebrities who are more concerned about burnishing their images than critiquing contestants. Memo to Mariah: It is possible to do both.
For a generation of writers and filmmakers, particularly women, she was a witty role model who reinvented the romantic comedy in hits like ''When Harry Met Sally...'' and ''You've Got Mail''
In an email to journalist Andrew Sullivan that was posted on the Daily Beast, Anderson Cooper acknowledged that…
...and it's truly no big deal. Or is it? How Hollywood's stars have created a new, quiet — and incredibly effective — way to come out
Network execs are making a halfhearted effort to cast more diverse characters -- but too often those characters…
New series tend to launch with great ambitions and then wear out their welcome. Right now, ''Smash,'' ''Awake,'' ''Missing,'' and ''Touch'' are all trying (and failing) to stay interesting
In the wake of a ridiculous R rating for ''Bully,'' are we ready to scrap the antiquated MPAA system?
Could it be any clearer that one show is about talent and hope, and the other's about desperation and false theatrics? This is why ''Ido''l should be looking over its shoulder
She's had the audacity to say that she doesn't want to make a ''Bridesmaids'' sequel. Much as we love the movie, she's absolutely right. Here's what Wiig understands that the studios don't
Those eyes, those lips, those piercings. Lisbeth Salander is the series' inscrutable, androgynous, and explosive heroine -- and we can't stop thinking about her. Here's how David Fincher and actress Rooney Mara brought the character to life, and what's behind her incendiary appeal
The new sitcom ''Whitney'' isn't as bad as all the haters say it is — although it sure is close. Still, the heated reaction to the show tells us a lot about our warring visions of TV comedy
The thriller freaked me out — then made me think about what sort of system we should have in place when a killer virus hits the fan. Does the movie say something nice about government?
Here’s my contribution to the debate over The Help, the much-discussed, fast-growing hit about black domestic servants and…
Her riveting turn in the hot-button movie is better, truer, and deeper than the movie itself
After at least nine other biographies, not to mention Fonda's vivid 2005 memoir, My Life So Far ,…
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