I was in the middle of watching Craig Ferguson's all-"Doctor Who" episode of "Late Late Show" from last night (look for a post on that and Jimmy Fallon's all-Springsteen ep in a bit,...
In the summer of 2009, on a work trip to London, I queued up at the Donmar Warehouse starting at 6 a.m. to get same-day tickets for a well-regarded production of "Streetcar Named Desire."
As Blanche...
There was a period in the mid-’90s when I asked an English acquaintance why his country’s TV shows were so much better than ours. He laughed and said that I thought that because only the very best stuff wa...
Over the decades, the BBC's venerable "Doctor Who" has journeyed across space and time, but the immortal doctor has never shot an episode on American soil. Well, change has come to the BBC.
The BBC ...
As Chris Nolan and David S. Goyer continue to work on a new vision of "Superman," speculation on who will play the Man of Steel seems to be the new big thing in the movie blogosphere. One of the prime candid...
Universal Pictures and NBC Universal Television Entertainment announced earlier this week that they have acquired the writers to produce three films and a TV series based on Stephen King's "The Dark Tower."
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"Jersey Shore" didn't need the Television Critics Association to become a smash hit and most TCA members don't particularly need "Jersey Shore" to live a well-rounded life. But MTV, properly ...
Stringer Bell is returning to primetime, or at least Idris Elba is, starring in the new BBC/BBC America co-production "Luther."
BBC America announced on Tuesday (June 8) that the six-episode psych...
Even after the disappointing box office of Sacha Baron Cohen's "Bruno" last summer -- $138 million worldwide with a good chunk going to Cohen - Hollywood was still whipped into a frenzy this week when the me...
Premiering Stateside after its international launch didn't keep Matt Smith's first "Doctor Who" installment from breaking BBC America records.
The cable network announced on Monday that the ...
