‘South Park’ Takes on Pete Hegseth’s Department of War in New Thanksgiving-Themed Episode
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The Trump Administration's Secretary of War is recast as an overeager content creator who mistakes a 5K race for an Antifa uprising
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‘Murder Among the Mormons’ Investigates SLC Bombing: Watch the Trailer
Posted in: TV NewsDocumentary miniseries premieres March 3rd
How the Media Failed Britney Spears and Dylan Farrow
Posted in: TV FeaturesTwo new documentaries show there’s only one true obstacle to controlling your own narrative in the press: being female
‘Ginny & Georgia’: Meet the New Gilmore Girls, Dialed Up to 11
Posted in: TV ReviewsNetflix’s new series about a single mother and her teen daughter injects a familiar formula with more characters, more drama, and higher stakes
Woody Allen Calls HBO Docuseries ‘Allen v. Farrow’ ‘Hatchet Job’
Posted in: TV NewsAllen and wife Soon-Yi Previn denounce HBO series alleging filmmaker abused daughter Dylan Farrow
Gillian Anderson to Play Eleanor Roosevelt in ‘The First Lady’ Series
Posted in: TV NewsActress joins previously announced series leads Viola Davis and Michelle Pfeiffer
‘Allen v. Farrow’: What We Learned From First Episode of Docuseries
Posted in: TV FeaturesOpening episode examines Woody’s Dylan obsession, a psychoanalyst’s concerned phone call, and the Soon-Yi bombshell
‘I Hate Suzie’ Revels in a Woman Behaving Badly
Posted in: TV FeaturesThe British dramedy about a pop-star-turned-actress investigates what happens when its heroine stops being polite and starts getting real
Tim Burton to Direct TV Series Centered on ‘Addams Family’ Daughter Wednesday Addams
Posted in: TV NewsWednesday created by Smallville duo Al Gough and Miles Millar
‘Too Long; Didn’t Watch’: Eliza Coupe Goes on a Ride With ‘Breaking Bad’
Posted in: TV FeaturesOn this week’s episode of the new Rolling Stone/OBB Sound podcast, the ‘Happy Endings’ actor joins host Alan Sepinwall to discuss the wild adventures of Walter White and Jesse Pinkman
‘It’s a Sin’ Mourns the Loss and Celebrates the Lives of AIDS Victims
Posted in: TV ReviewsRussell T. Davies’ limited series about the dawn of the crisis in early 1980s London is a gut-wrenching look at the horrors of the disease — but it makes plenty of room for joy, too
