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TV Review: ‘The Gentlemen’ Returns for a Thrilling and Audacious Second Season
The second season of The Gentlemen is an arguably more thematically and aesthetically interesting venture for Guy Ritchie than the first. More
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TV Review: ‘Chad Powers’ Sees Improvement in Season Two
Chad Powers was an interesting watch upon release in 2025. Season one was certainly entertaining, but it existed as nothing more than mindless entertainment. The performances, particularly from Glen Powell and Steve Zahn, balanced both the emotional depth and comedy. Yet they were undercut by a variety of Mrs. Doubtfire-esque comedic hijinks scattered throughout. Even […] More
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TV Review: ‘Adults’ Season Two Continues to Be Good Hangout Television
In a world of heavy, deep, and award-hopeful television, good “hangout” TV can be difficult to find. Shows like FX’s Adults hold a special place in my television-watching heart for that very reason. While there is a plot, the real joy of the series resides in these wonderful characters. Adults season two picks up with […] More
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Interview: Andrew Rannells Discusses ‘Miss You, Love You’ and Finally Getting to Work with Allison Janney
Andrew Rannells is probably best known either for playing Elder Kevin Price on Broadway in The Book of Mormon or for his 35 episodes as Elijah Krantz on Girls. His film resume is still filling out, with I Don’t Understand You an underrated recent outing. However, his work in Miss You, Love You, a film […] More
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Interview: The Invisible Heroes of 8H Are the ‘Saturday Night Live’ Production Design Team
In the world of Saturday Night Live, the focus is always on the stage, but the real stars often work behind the scenes. Cast members get the laughs and celebrity hosts get the buzz, but for more than a century of combined experience, production designers Akira “Leo” Yoshimura, N. Joseph “Joe” DeTullio, and Keith Raywood […] More
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Interview: Alan Cumming Talks Keeping a Straight Face During ‘The Traitors’
Alan Cumming may be known for his smiles and smirks as the deviously charismatic host of Peacock’s The Traitors, but that does not mean his job is all fun and games. In fact, there is genuine pressure on Cumming to keep the mansion’s secrets just as much as the players have to. After all, few […] More
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TV Topics: Kareem Rahma of ‘SubwayTakes’ Discusses Choosing Quality Over Gimmicks & Virality
When I first stumbled across a SubwayTakes clip while doom scrolling on Instagram, my immediate reaction was the pure skepticism I sometimes find myself slipping into. “Who is this jerk?,” I thought. He appeared to be just some guy talking with strangers on the NYC subway using an MTA Metrocard like some sort of makeshift […] More
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Interview: ‘The Pitt’ Season Two Was “Oddly Cathartic” for Noah Wyle
CONTENT WARNING: The following interview does contain discussions of suicidal ideation. When examining Noah Wyle’s career, it’s clear as day that he understands the power of television as a medium. He continues this tradition on The Pitt. Now in its second season, the Emmy juggernaut has not only become a hot topic of conversation amongst […] More
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Interview: Christopher McDonald Reflects on the Late, Great Rob Reiner and Golfing in ‘Hacks’ vs ‘Happy Gilmore’
Across five seasons of Hacks, Christopher McDonald’s Marty Ghilain, the owner of the Vegas casino the Palmetto, has been a mainstay in Deborah Vance’s orbit. “That’s been a blessing,” McDonald says of his role, which just earned him his second Emmy nomination for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series. He was previously nominated for […] More
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Interview: Toydrum Is Well Adjusted To Their Journey on ‘Slow Horses’
Slow Horses remains the talk of the town in Hollywood due to how effective and consistent it is. In four calendar years, the Apple TV+ spy thriller has managed to deliver six seasons, with a seventh installment already on the way. Every detail about the production appears to run smoothly for Will Smith (not the […] More
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Interview: Jonathan Pryce on David Cartwright’s ‘Slow Horses’ Journey and ‘Evita’ Turning 30
Jonathan Pryce is no stranger to playing powerful figures of authority. Yet, as he speaks on his portrayal of David Cartwright in the fifth season of Apple TV’s hit series Slow Horses, Pryce points out a fundamental irony about authority. “[People] trust them,” Pryce notes when asked what audiences often misunderstand about people in power. […] More
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Interview: Talking ‘Top Chef’ (and Eating) with Tom Colicchio, Kristen Kish, and Gail Simmons
I love to eat. Top Chef, both in terms of those who make it and those who compete in it, love food. The chefs competing to become, well, the top chef, they have a passion for cooking, as well as showcasing their culture, that’s absolutely infectious. The judges, as well as hosts, have over the […] More
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