The “Walking Dead's” long, slow, at times frustrating, at times thrilling amble to Terminus finally came to an end on Sunday, in what occasionally felt like an assortment of summer movie ads…
Television kills people so promiscuously and even cavalierly - just look at something like "The Following" - that it's often rare to see the impact of a single lost life truly resonate. Credit "The…
Richard Zanuck, the former second-generation production chief of Twentieth Century-Fox, once explained to me his survival strategy for his later years as an independent producer. "When a studio…
Rupert Murdoch has firmly ensconced his sons, Lachlan and James, in high-ranking positions in his media empire - to outside appearances treating the company as if it were a mom-and-pop store, where…
Hugh Jackman hasn't suffered for flashing his claws from time to time. Nor has Christian Bale or George Clooney been permanently scarred by time spent under Batman's cowl. Superman, however, remains…
MTV's “Are You the One?” has parlayed its fun-in-the-sun dating competition into a second-season renewal, with plans for a reunion show April 1. And while one can see why the concept worked well…
The adrenaline ante has been so upped on episodic dramas as to somewhat devalue the “shocker” label. So credit the producers of “The Good Wife” with delivering a genuine jolt in Sunday's episode…
James Rebhorn - who died Friday at the age of 65 - was the quintessential character actor, and as such a representative of a proud if sadly disappearing breed. Rebhorn worked constantly, but seldom…
Myths die hard in the media, especially if there's a good, familiar story undergirding them. So it is with the NCAA basketball tournament, and the notion of a "Cinderella team" emerging - some…
It's about the data and the footprint. In other words, the more information you have, the fewer mistakes you make, and if you're America-centric, you're gonna get your butt kicked by those who see…
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