“Arrested Development”‘s tear-jerking “Peanuts” song gag returns triumphantly in season 4
Bill Hader dishes on Justin Bieber to Stern
Ken Jeong talks stunts, breaking tropes and the evolution of Mr. Chow in “The Hangover 3″
David Cross and Portia de Rossi describe Lindsay and Tobias’s “trajectory of sadness” in “Arrested Development” season 4
I don’t know if it’s a rule or just a cliche, but it feels like every movie about newspapers begins with a scene in the printing presses. I get it: they’re visually interesting, they’re something we never get to see anywhere but the movies, and they represent the end of the process that we’re about…
In the two weeks since I conducted this interview, The New York Times‘ executive editor Bill Keller announced that he would be stepping down from his position to become a full-time writer once more, paving the way for managing editor Jill Abramson to make history as the first woman to lead the venerable news organization…
Given the fuss over the prospective HBO “Tilda” pilot unofficially based on blogger Nikki Finke, it was only inevitable that someone would step up to argue about whether it’s a good idea and not. This despite the fact that, as the Hollywood Reporter‘s Matthew Belloni puts it, “On the accessibility scale, ‘Tilda’ makes ‘Entourage’ look…
In real estate, it’s the most important variable in the equation; in 2010, it’s become the topic that seems to be everywhere. Everyone seems to be trying to integrate location-based aspects into their applications these days, but hyper-local has been around for nearly a decade. It’s not a new topic; it’s just one that has…
For the next three months, many film sites will be sucked into the awards-season horse-races, spewing thousands of words that’ll date and curdle quicker than last year’s “Daily Show.” There are, in fact, whole careers built around the prognostication of the irrelevant. Over at the New York Times, David Carr’s passed the baton of four…
