Mad Men set to stick the landing
By belvin olasov | April 15, 2014Don Draper looks into the void in final season premiere
Don Draper looks into the void in final season premiere
Adult Swim series mixes twisted humor with surprising heart
The world’s favorite breakfast-eating son of a meth dealer, “Breaking Bad” actor RJ Mitte, spoke at Russell House last night about his career, motivations and growing up with cerebral palsy – his real-life disability that he played up for his role as Walt Jr. on the Emmy-sweeping series.
Video service has plenty of movies, shows to binge-watch
Cartoon Network show offers varied, creative installments with humor, action, pathos
British imports prove irresistible to American audiences
Goodhearted sitcom says goodbye to its characters with wit and grace
This post-apocalyptic caper is a fitting farewell to Glover’s role on show.
Fans anticipate the season finally of ‘Breaking Bad’
Big-name actors star in this season’s television shows.
It seems like pointing out the obvious to comment on the senseless nature of reality TV, but somehow TV shows that follow the lives of children in pageants, teenage moms or blue-collar jobs are all people can talk about.
Prequel to Hitchcock’s ‘Psycho’ brings murder, mystery to A&E network “Bates Motel” is a prequel to Alfred Hitchcock’s 1960 film “Psycho,” set in the present day. Oscar-nominated actress Vera Farmiga (“Up in the Air”) plays Norma Bates, the loving but controlling mother of Norman, played by 21-year-old Freddie Highmore (“Charlie and the Chocolate Factory”). Both are perfectly cast and serve as the TV show’s strongest assets.
Misinforming children causes developmental issues later in life With shows like “Toddlers and Tiaras” becoming increasingly popular, it is no shock that the sexualization of young girls has become ingrained in American culture.
Cable becoming obsolete, less convenient to viewers The fight between cable TV and online streaming services illustrates the free market economy at its finest.
Medieval series intrigues audience with sex, power Never before has the medieval fantasy genre been so appealing to a variety of audiences since “The Lord of the Rings.” The difference is that “Game of Thrones,” one of HBO’s most popular series, is more politically based and focused on rivaling families
New country music television drama premieres Wednesday night
New ABC series pulls from ‘Desperate Housewives’ drama