Past tragedy aside, faithful fans continue to tune in each week to catch up on the newest gossip at the Grey-Sloan Memorial Hospital.
Column, Television, Arts
Kim Kardashian And The Art Of Being Famous
“I never claimed to be anything that I’m not. I think reality is still a new form of entertainment that was kind of an unexpected thing.”
Arts, Television
Elizabeth Banks And Disclosure Can’t Jump Start Early Season Slump
Despite the variety show’s recent 40 year anniversary, SNL’s 41st season is off to a rocky and unsettling start.
Television, Arts
Aziz Takes His Talents To Netflix With “Master Of None”
The popular comedian tackles many of the issues facing millennials and minorities today with a ten episode first season.
Arts, Television
Different Haunted House, Same Game For ‘American Horror Story’
Five seasons in, Ryan Murphy’s horror anthology is what it is–a scatterbrained effort with a crowded, talented cast.
Arts, Television, Column
‘How To Get Away With Murder’ Is Paving The Way For Diversity In Prime Time
Show runner Shonda Rhimes is bringing women of color and LGBTQ characters to prime time television in ‘How To Get Away With Murder.’
Television, Arts
Spader’s ‘Blacklist’ Ditches Cops And Robbers Formula
The latest episode of ‘The Blacklist’ departs from the season’s main storyline, jolting the NBC drama out of its third season lull.
Television, Column, Arts
It’s Socially Unacceptable Spoiling On Social Media
Everyone want to talk about the latest happenings on TV’s most popular shows, but some fiends decide to spoil the fun for everyone else.
Arts, Television, Featured Story
The Dawn Of The Silver Age Of Television
And so began the Silver Age in earnest—a time of a million different shows in a million different places. Television has gone from ornate to overwhelming.
Arts, Television
Anthology Television: The Bridge Between The Gold And The Silver Age
In the shift from the Golden Age to the Silver Age, anthology programming picked up the expanded narrative format that worked so well for ‘The Sopranos.’
