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A 1988 SongTalk interview with the late composer/songwriter Frank Zappa vs. a 2019 Uproxx interview with actor/director Edward Norton.
Woodstock '99 organizers Michael Lang and John Scher did themselves no favors by appearing in Trainwreck, a new documentary about the disastrous festival.
Could newly-appointed Warner Brothers Discovery CEO David Zaslav bring cable box back?
A 2021 Interview Magazine interview with painter Amy Sherald vs. a 2019 Complex interview with actor James Ransome.
Irma Vep is more than anagram.
A 2002 World of Genesis interview with drummer Chester Thompson vs. a 2007 Mosaic interview with poet Lucille Clifton.
Tainted breeze of British decline.*
A 1968 Rolling Stone interview with the late singer Cass Elliot vs a 2018 The Portable Infinite interview with the late filmmaker Nick Zedd.
Nathan Fielder’s new show turns the solipsistic gaze of Synecdoche, New York outward onto other “little people.”
The new show from the creator and star of Nathan for You takes his particular schtick to the next level.
The glorious schizoid villany of DC Comics' Kobra.
Ozark is the best depiction of the Clintons in American media.
United Press International reported in June of 1987 that certain sectors of Ireland’s population were “irked” by the fact that Irish Spring was imported to Ireland.
An interview with YouTube fitness star Connor Murphy.
Winding down with Elizabeth Whispers.
He said, she said, over and over again.
It’s fair to suggest that worn blue jeans are a claim to the experience which comes with the passage of time.
How the British honors system dishonors us all.
It’s one thing to become accepted for who you are, it’s another to inflict yourself on the world.
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.
Promoting the disaster movie Volcano on April 30, 1997.
The star talks to Oprah about her then newborn baby and more.
The actress talks about Raiders of the Lost Ark, John Belushi, and more in this interview that originally aired on April 11, 1991.
Promoting her infamous Hollywood tell-all bestseller You'll Never Eat Lunch in This Town Again.
A recent interview promoting their new hit program The Adam Friedland Show.
The longest known recorded interview with the actor, on April 19, 1963.
The artist talks about his comic strip The Boondocks.
The stars of Leave Her to Heaven reunite 34 years later for an extended, freeform television interview.
The second episode of a hot new program produced by Nick Mullen starring Adam Friedland.