How did “Boyz N The Hood” launch the careers of many of its stars?
"Boyz n the Hood" launched the careers of many unknowns who are now household names.
“Six Feet Under” Creator Alan Ball Looks Back at the Series Finale
"Six Feet Under" creator Alan Ball revisits the show's finale at a retrospective screening at the Tribeca Film Festival.
Which characters have left “Grey’s Anatomy” and why?
The numerous deaths and departures on "Grey's Anatomy" are some of the most publicized, debated, and protested on television. Here's who's left and why.
Game of Thrones Who’s Who: The Men of the Night’s Watch and The Wildlings
A breakdown and recap of the men of the Night's Watch, the wildlings, and their associates on "Game of Thrones."
Game of Thrones Who’s Who: The Baratheons
A breakdown and recap of The Baratheons and their associates on "Game of Thrones."
Game of Thrones Who’s Who: The Starks
A breakdown and recap of The Starks and their associates on "Game of Thrones."
How did Showtime’s “Penny Dreadful” get its name?
No, Penny Dreadful isn't a character. In reality, the title references the populist literature of Victorian England.
In the “Game of Thrones’” Season 5 finale, did Jon Snow really die? Can he still come back?
Is Jon Snow really dead on "Game of Thrones," or will the show bring him back into the fold? Plenty of theories exist to suggest we haven't seen the last of the heroic Jon Snow.
How does “Don’t Think Twice” capture the real world of improv comedy?
Mike Birbiglia's "Don’t Think Twice" is a story about improv comedy, acted mostly by improv veterans.
How does “Don’t Think Twice” send an honest message about failure and why life’s unfair?
Mike Birbiglia's "Don't Think Twice" is about failure and how life is unfair — topics rarely given center stage at the movies.
Ask the Actor, Kevin Spacey: What drew you to playing Nixon and how did you prepare?
Kevin Spacey speaks about "Elvis & Nixon," whether he is drawn to Machiavellian Figures, and why acting is like being a detective.
What does “High-Rise” say about class and wealth inequality?
The higher up in the high-rise you go, the wealthier the resident. Income and class inequality become a real problem in the surreal "High-Rise."