It began the fall as my most-anticipated new network show, and as it takes a break for the holidays, it’s the one new show (with Last Resort already canceled) I’m most likely to stick with.
2013 Grammy Nominations: Who Surprised and Who Got Snubbed?
Taylor Swift and LL Cool J hosted the Grammy Award nomination concert—a good night for fun., Frank Ocean and The Black Keyes
We Are a Camera: Life, Death and the Urge to Shoot
At tragic and mundane moments now, we reach for our cameras. The New York City subway death makes me wonder what that’s doing to us.
Gollum’s Getup: How The Hobbit‘s Groundbreaking Technology Works
Performance capture enters a new era in Peter Jackson’s return to Middle Earth
Riddles in the Dark: The Hobbit‘s 48 Frames Per Second Explained
Peter Jackson’s The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey arrives in theaters on Dec. 14 boasting a new film standard called High Frame Rate 3D. Here’s a look at what it is, and how it works
Hyde Park on Hudson: FDR, His Mistresses and the King
Bill Murray is fine, but all else dreadful, in a drama about that charming lecher in the White House
PBS Announces New Season Line-Up, Including More Call the Midwife
Plus: what ‘Call the Midwife’ fans can expect from Season 2
Deadfall: Blood on the Snow
Eric Bana is the killer, and Olvia Wilde his sister, in this schizophrenic crime drama/love story
Today’s Movie Trailer: Star Trek Into Darkness Arrives…Sort Of
Get ready to get ready for J.J. Abrams’ next visit to outer space, in theaters May 17, 2013
Anne Hathaway on Les Miz, Singing Live and the Power of Hugh Jackman
The ‘Les Misérables’ star talks to TIME about faith, family and following rabbit holes
The Fitzgerald Family Christmas: Ed Burns Pulls Together Another Dysfunctional Irish-Catholic Brood
The gang of usual suspects, from the wonderful Connie Britton to Michael McGlone, is all back in this amiable but uninspired ensemble comedy
The Essential Dave Brubeck: Everything You Need to Know About the Jazz Great
By the numbers: We examine the accomplishments—and best performances—of the jazz innovator, who died at 91 on Dec. 5, 2012
Mike Tyson on His One-Man Show: National Tour, Death Threats, Stage-Diving
The boxing legend has big plans for his autobiographical stage show
Jazz Composer, Pianist Dave Brubeck Dies at 91
(HARTFORD, Conn.) — Jazz composer and pianist Dave Brubeck, whose pioneering style in pieces such as “Take Five” caught listeners’ ears with exotic, challenging rhythms, has died. He was 91.
The Most Overpaid Actor in Hollywood? Eddie Murphy
The star earned the dubious honor on Forbes’ annual list
Taking It Personal: A Look Back at Boardwalk Empire Season Three
The season built to a riveting run, connecting a lot of seemingly loose threads. But it also showed the difference between bringing plot elements together and bringing larger themes together.
Driving Miss Barbra
Seth Rogen road-trips with Streisand in a movie. I pull it off for real