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The latest installment of Louis C.K.’s “Here I Come, Ready or Not” tour was a 48-minute set performed at a Levittown, New York, comedy club. It seemed to announce a new persona for the comedian and filmmaker, one that could be summed up as “reactionary blowhard uncle, but with comic … More » Source: Ent […]
For the Twitterati who went into a tizzy when proud, messy virgin Colton Underwood was chosen as the newest eligible Bachelor bachelor, the following intel from showrunner Mike Fleiss won’t exactly make fans of Blake Horstmann and Jason Tartick feel any better. That’s because, in a new interview with EW, … More » Source: Ent […]
A year ago, as the wave of the #MeToo movement was cresting, Louis C.K. apologized for the incidents of sexual misconduct that had been rumored for years and that, following a New York Times investigation, he’d finally owned up to, writing: “I have spent my long and lucky career talking … More » Source: Ent […]
It’s a sunny afternoon in mid-May, and Japanese author Marie Kondo is helping Margie, a recently widowed 59-year-old woman with whom she’s been working since March. Margie has lived in her two-story Culver City house for 29 years. Her three grown children have moved out (but left lots of belongings … More » Source: Ent […]
Well, unlike Stefan, at least Netflix isn’t going to end up in jail after programming the interactive experience of a lifetime. We think. Five hours of content and a million different permutations later, the streaming service admitted that the complexity of Black Mirror: Bandersnatch has delayed the show’s upcoming fifth … More » Source: Ent […]
It’s Snatch Game week, and What the Tuck host Joel Kim Booster, joined this week by guest co-host Louis Virtel, have thoughts about whether RuPaul’s Drag Race: All Stars 4’s Dating Game twist worked, why so many queens struggle with the challenge’s comedic premise, and why it’s important for the … More » Source: Ent […]
“People call, and then they go away.” That’s how Ana Martinez, vice-president of media relations for the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, describes the demands to remove stars of controversial celebrities from its world-renowned Walk of Fame. She’s sitting in a small library at the Chamber’s Sunset Boulevard headquarters, which looks … More » Source: Ent […]
Anthologies are all the rage these days, from Ryan Murphy’s ever-expanding empire of mini-series to Joe Swanberg’s collection of romance shorts. Yet no program has taken advantage of the elasticity of anthology storytelling quite like Charlie Brooker’s Black Mirror, trading pet themes, genres, creative personnel, and tones from one episode … More » Source: Ent […]
