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In dire times, it's not hard to see why people are prone to panic.
Re-runs of The Love Boat are preferable.
Dave Chappelle’s regression is sad to watch.
He can be gay, have a mullet, or addicted to bath salts. He doesn’t exist.
The long, rough arc of X'Hal, goddess and guinnea pig of The Omega Men.
Plus, Christine McVie’s impassivity.
I’m so sad about Norm Macdonald, but I never met him. My wife thinks this is strange. Why?
The invisible power of melody and nauseating ugliness can turn into timeless beauty, as exemplified by these songs inspired by one of the most infamous serial killers ever.
I ain’t no prototypical Boomer.
But the British have a plan: “Operation London Bridge.”
The late artist’s long life and career are subjects of Lenny Schwarz’s recent play Ditko which ran earlier this year at The State Theater in the artist’s birthplace Johnstown, PA.
Live music tapers with nothing to do, and the thunder of Elliott Smith’s solo acoustic guitar playing in the year 2000.
Chappelle appears genuinely hurt and miffed about being labeled transphobic.
Captain Mar-Vell is a rarity in the super hero world because he's a character who has stayed dead ever since he was killed off.
Society is nuts, but that doesn’t put you in charge.
There’s no quick summary for this grand mass of inventive splendor.
"Let's Do the Fink" is a grotesque dance craze parody.
Memo to 2020: you were real, you were fun, but you were never real fun.
Our cultural watchdogs are telling us that they're "problematic."
We're supposed to believe that Japanese life is a daily freak show.
Unconventional toys of the 80s proved that even innocuous trinkets could symbolize a revolt against mainstream standards.
A documentary on the 20th century Canadian philosopher.
The late actress talks about her then-most recent film, Somebody Killed Her Husband.
Howard tells him, "I would milk this for every last dollar."
In creating the character of Mare Sheehan, Kate Winslet worked closely with her longtime stylist Ivana Primorac, who joined the actress for a conversation for Deadline.
Promoting Good Will Hunting a month before it was nominated for nine Oscars.
Talking to Charlie Rose in the 1990s.
From an episode of Charlie Rose early in the show's legendary 8 year run.
Talking with Edward R. Murrow on CBS' Person to Person.
Howard remembers and shares stories from the comedian’s many Stern Show appearances.