The nine-part FX historical series isn’t the definitive story about “The Troubles,” but it doesn’t have to be.
A 2024 Interview Magazine interview with actress Juno Temple vs. a 2006 Wild Violet interview with filmmaker Robert Downey, Sr.
A 1994 Sight & Sound interview with filmmaker Krzysztof Kieślowski vs. a 2024 Complex interview with rapper Lil Uzi Vert.
A survey of recent detective shows, including Elsbeth, Grotesquerie, Matlock, and more.
A 2016 The White Review interview with artist/author Gary Indiana vs. a 2009 Brooklyn Rail interview with art critic Roberta Smith.
A 2016 Money Into Light interview with filmmaker Matthew David Wilder vs. a 2022 Vulture interview with musician Susanna Hoffs.
A 2011 Harper’s Bazaar interview publisher Tina Brown vs. Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3 of a 2009 Jazzwax interview with musician Jimmy Cobb.
A 1995 interview with musician Michael “Fat Mike” Burkett vs. a 2013 The Believer interview with author/critic Renata Adler.
A 2024 Nylon interview with pop star/actress Christina Aguilera vs. a 2022 Smashing Interviews interview with actor/author Wil Wheaton.
A 2015 Vice interview with musician Mark Ibold vs. a 2023 Esquire interview with actor Idris Elba.
Agatha All Along often matches the past enchantments of Disney classics.
A 2017 Rookie Mag interview with multi-hyphenate Jhené Aiko vs. a 2014 Crack Magazine interview with author/theorist Mark Fisher.
It was “always already” over for the content creators—and they did this to themselves.
Shredding with the Joker.
His drunken frat boy act is nearing the end.
“The only emperor is the emperor of lasagna.” Wallace Stevens, 1922.
Cherry-picking the facts from fiction.
Banana for scale.
The mainstream media spent several decades going bananas over Koko the gorilla’s dubious sign-language skills.
Fame—one of the most dangerous drugs on the market—can be bought cheaply on social media.
Nearly a century later, a hate-filled society is back (but never really left).
The sexual tension between the filmmaker and the VJ is insane in this rare interview from 1994.
The first ever Club Random guest returns as the show nears its third anniversary.
Dana Carvey plays John McLaughlin in this classic send-up of the long-running political talk show.
Two hour compilation of all of the late Teri Garr's appearances on Late Night with David Letterman in 1985 and 1986.
The singer and filmmaker talks to Ross in this hour-long interview from October 1, 2009.
The comedian and actor on Korean barbeque and more in this half hour interview.
The iconic weatherman and the talk show host in February 1996.
The legendary comedy duo on performing together for decades, Chong's time in prison, Timothy Leary, and more.
The actress talks about her life and career around the release of Poms in 2019.