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If the long tradition of hit musicals set in our country’s bygone and distant eras—Hamilton, 1776, Beetlejuice—has taught us anything, it’s that Broadway loves the past. Sometimes that past is distant, and sometimes it’s more recent—as when Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark featured nightly one-person performances of its…

The last time we checked in with Kesha, she was righteously purging her life of all garbage (read: violently getting rid of an abusive spouse) in her Southern gospel-tinged video for “Raising Hell.” Since then she’s released a video for “My Own Dance”—a quick hit of oddball antics about moving to your own beat, if…

For seven seasons on Adult Swim (and one season on the former TheWB.com), Childrens Hospital was television’s live-action answer to Looney Tunes—constantly changing the rules, cast, and genre of its world to become so much more than a parody of Grey’s Anatomy, as it initially appeared to be. Nearly four years after…

Greg Berlanti is typically identified as a “producer” who “puts his name on a lot of TV shows,” but it’s becoming increasingly clear that those mortal labels don’t really do justice to the man or his unimaginable power of television. He currently has over 20 scripted shows on television, and he has at least one on…

No one mounts a barricade in this Les Misérables, the debut feature from French documentarian Ladj Ly. Nor does anyone steal a loaf of bread or break a windowpane. Yet Ly’s immersive film, a crime drama that evokes both the unrelenting energy of Training Day and the empathetic investigative spirit of David Simon’s The…

With Mortal Kombat 11 approaching its first birthday and a new film reboot currently filming in Australia, the MK franchise shows no signs of succumbing to its many, many wounds. Part of the seminal, ultra-violent franchise’s near 30-year appeal—Itchy & Scratchy levels of blood and viscera aside—is its batshit insane…

In what is either an effort to confuse viewers or annoy the living hell out of anyone still feeling loyalty to watching TV in a more traditional manner via cable or satellite dish, FX is ramping up its streaming efforts by creating shows that won’t even air on FX. But they’ll air on FX on Hulu; yes, it’s a bit weird.

Mac Miller’s career was still going strong when he died in 2018, just weeks after the release of his fifth studio album, Swimming. Although the album’s sales numbers fell short of the top-charting status that marked his debut, 2011's Blue Slide Park, Swimming also showed that Miller was still in the process of fully…

The new adaptation of The Last Of The Mohicans from Cary Fukunaga has officially found its home at HBO Max, THR reports. It’s a reunion of sorts for Fukunaga and HBO, where the filmmaker executive produced and directed the first season of True Detective. Fukunaga also serves as executive producer on The Last Of The…

The first trailer for Charlie Day and Rob McElhenney’s newest show has arrived, and wow, would we not want to live inside said show. (See also: It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia.) All the same, we sure do want to watch it. (See also: It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia.)

Today marks what would have been David Bowie’s 73rd birthday. The glam rock icon shed his incomparable mortal coil and departed the earthly plane on January 10, 2016, just two days after he turned 69 (nice?). Although his energy dissipated and returned to the ether from whence it came, David Bowie is releasing new-ish…

ABC’s Little Mermaid Live! was a strange beast, like some sort of undersea tentacle woman who really likes to cut bad deals with innocent mer-folk. The singing was largely well-received, especially from Queen Latifah as Ursula and Auli‘i Cravalho (a.k.a. Moana of Moana fame) as Ariel, but everything else was as…

The story of American television’s recent past is one of upended traditions, a once cozy and complacent medium revolutionized by shattered taboos and antiheroes, serialization and binge-watching. But a lot of what’s fresh and inventive about the Peak TV era looks a little less so when you consider the precedents.…

The Adam Sandler Decides To Give A Shit Shift is a well-documented and understood phenomenon at this point, with the former Saturday Night Live star occasionally deciding—at the whims of some dark and mysterious internal clock—to unleash his considerable stores of manic, eye-catching energy in service of something…

We’re all friends here, so let’s be honest for a second: most TV revivals kinda suck. But Fox is finally giving us a revival we can all get behind: America’s Most Wanted. The news was confirmed to Deadline at TCA by Fox Alternative president Rob Wade, who revealed that the network is currently looking for someone to…

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When it comes to movies, there’s the one you love the most, and then there’s the one you’ve seen the most. The latter’s not necessarily the best film of all time—rather, it may be the movie you’ll stop and watch when you catch it on a good old fashioned channel flip, or the one VHS tape you watched to death as a kid.…

Brahms: It’s the name of a classic composer. It’s the sound of a Hans Zimmer score in a Christopher Nolan movie. And it’s the name of the very creepy doll in the surprisingly fun horror hit The Boy. After having its release delayed last year, Brahms: The Boy II is finally upon us, and the first trailer teases even…

Rob Delaney beams. In his new standup special, Jackie, the strapping American ex-pat regales his appreciative London audience with jokes delivered via toothy smile and forthright body language, landing anecdotes about everything from fatherhood, to politics, to weight gain, to the harrowing loss of his beloved pet…

Jason Bateman’s going to turn some heads this weekend when HBO debuts The Outsider, the Stephen King adaptation he directs, produces, and stars in. That won’t be his first outing as a multi-hypenate, however, as Bateman’s spent the last few years getting his hands dirty with Ozark, a Netflix thriller about a suburban…

Kelly Reichardt, whose Meek’s Cutoff was one of our favorite films of the decade, returns with another intimate character study in March, this time with the help of A24. The acclaimed distributor is throwing its weight behind First Cow, a period piece set in the Oregon Territory about two men whose new business…

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Welcome to Keyhouse. The journey was undoubtedly a bumpy one—a tanked Fox pilot and a false start at Hulu count as significant speed bumps. But the series adaptation of Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez’s best-selling comic has arrived safely to Netflix, and the brand new trailer shows the Locke family settling into…

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