Everybody’s favorite dysfunctional family is back. Malcolm in the Middle: Life’s Still Unfair sees the return of the hit series Malcolm in the Middle after 20 years since it left the air. In the four-part revival series, Malcolm (Frankie Muniz) is living a happy life with his daughter Leah (Keeley Karsten) and girlfriend Tristan (Kiana […] More
In The Testaments, Lucy Halliday delivers an impressive performance by playing not one version of Daisy, but several. There is the sarcastic, rebellious teenager who remembers the freedom she recently lost. There is also the frightened, but resilient young woman just trying to survive inside of the often ruthless walls of Gilead. Then there is […] More
My friends, we’re carrying on with this series, especially as we’re now deep into the below the line categories. As this is a tradition I’ve been keen on for years, I’m ranking the new crop of Academy Award winners. For nearly all of the Oscar categories, you’ll see me list the top 25 recipients of […] More
When Jake Lacy is involved in a project, you know he has something up his sleeve, and a perfect example of that is his performance as Peter Irvine in All Her Fault. Despite the title, it becomes very clear by the end that what happened to the Irvine family is all Peter’s fault. Carrie Finch […] More
The Paper creators Greg Daniels and Michael Koman stopped the presses for a Zoom chat about their newsroom mockumentary. The duo got into details, sharing a scrapped part of the pilot involving a loose canary that was hilariously identical to an unexpected Australian Office promo. Daniels and Koman addressed the Dunder Mifflin-sized elephant in the […] More
Bringing a real life narrative to the screen can be complicated. The team behind Swiped was up for the challenge, and the result was a powerful movie that allowed audiences to connect with Whitney Wolfe Herd (portrayed by Lily James). Rachel Lee Goldenberg directed the Hulu biographical drama, and the artist was also involved with […] More
Continuing with our conversations about The Paper, co-executive producer, director and editor David Rogers has now stopped by via Zoom to discuss what it’s really like to step back into The Office universe without ever truly leaving it. Rogers breaks down the technical headaches of transitioning from Dunder Mifflin’s cramped, walled offices to a wide-open […] More
Culinary television royalty Padma Lakshmi has spent decades shaping how people view food and culture. With her refined palate and supertaster credentials, she brings unmatched expertise to every project. For America’s Culinary Cup, she surrounds herself with top chefs and judges while keeping the highest standards and the focus on the food. Lakshmi challenges elite […] More
Every time I watch Richard Gadd‘s work in Half Man, it evokes so many different thoughts, ones that I simply cannot shake. It keeps me revisiting moments, reassessing character actions and wondering if a few small choices along the way would have changed the fate of Niall and Ruben. Several viewings later, I still don’t […] More
The hilarious Oscar Nuñez is back in the mockumentary universe, and he is bringing his trademark deadpan wit with him. In our phone chat, The Office alumnus trades Scranton and Dunder Mifflin for the bustling metropolis of Toledo and the newsroom of the Paper. Nuñez playfully details the stark contrast between his early days on […] More
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