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20th Century Fox; Walt Disney Pictures; The Weinstein … The Oscars in 2015: Very, Very Early Predictions for Next Year's Awards
It's never too early to semi-blindly predict the rest of the year's critical darlings.
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The Office Ended as Bizarrely and Brilliantly as It Began
Sure, the show had declined in recent years. But it never lost its mix of subversion and sweetness—a mix that the series finale knowingly, heartbreakingly, hilariously nailed.
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The Oscars in 2014: Very, Very Early Predictions for Next Year's Awards
It's never too early to semi-blindly predict the rest of the year's critical darlings.
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Why 'Smash' Will Never Be a Smash, No Matter How Good It Gets
The second season is much improved, but "'Glee' for grownups" will never attract the viewership NBC wants.
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Golden Globes 2013: The Best Awards Show ... Ever?
There were lessons last night for other self-important trophy ceremonies.
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Oscar Nomination Predictions: 'The Master' Out, 'Les Miserables' In
An awards-season junkie picks which films will be in contention Thursday.
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TV in 2013 Will Have More Hillbillies, Nicki Minaj, and (Thankfully) Tina Fey
A look at the storylines that will dominate the upcoming television season
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The Meme-ification of the TV Wedding
Fictional ceremonies, like real ones, are going for viral moments rather than fairy-tale opulence.
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Could 'Skyfall' Be James Bond's First Real Shot at the Best-Picture Oscar?
The new 007 is so good that it could overcome the academy's bias against 007--and blockbusters.
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From 'Bee' Arthur to Dr. Cinderella: TV's Cleverest Halloween Costumes
This year's crop of sitcom Halloween getups range from punny to inventive to sneakily subversive.
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Fey/Poehler vs. MacFarlane: The Golden Globes One-Up the Oscars
The '30 Rock' and 'Parks and Rec' stars' comedy is warm and hip, unlike the 'Family Guy' creator's.
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'Nashville' Might Save Musical TV, Y'all
Country music is only part of the formula for ABC's excellent new show.
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The Revenge of the Irony-Free Family Sitcom
Four shows—"Ben and Kate," "Up All Night," "The Middle," and "Raising Hope"—are proving that sincerity doesn't always lead to schmaltz.
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The Unforgivable Boringness of This Year's Emmy Awards
Twenty-six awards were handed out Sunday night. Nineteen were given to people who had won previously.
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What Mindy Kaling Can Learn From 'New Girl': Characters, Not Quirk
The former "Office" star's new sitcom has lots in common with Zooey Deschanel's—for better and for worse.
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At Last, the Cast of 'Friends' Is Making Hits Again
After several years of duds, the actors who played Rachel, Ross, Joey, Phoebe, Monica, and Chandler have finally figured out which roles work for them.
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Fall TV Preview: Questions About 'Homeland,' 'The Office,' and More
A look at the storylines that will dominate the upcoming television season
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The Greatest Movie Franchises of All Time
How does Batman stack up?
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Who Deserves an Emmy Nomination, but Won't Get One
A look at TV's best, most-likely-to-be-overlooked actors and series
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'American Idol' Is Not Dead Yet
Jennifer Lopez and Steven Tyler are stepping down as judges. Good riddance.
