Film

Lauren Wolkstein, director of the forthcoming The Strange Ones, sends some words of advice and comfort back through time.

The directors of Get Me Roger Stone on the scrappy doc techniques they had to employ while making their film about Trump's longtime advisor.

The two longtime friends sit down at the Sonos store in NYC for a chat about movies, music, their creative roots, and much more.

Adam Baran on Better Watch Out, which is to toxic masculinity what Get Out is to racism. And it's a Christmas movie too!

Talkhouse's TV columnist Jim Hemphill breaks down a few of his favorites from a very busy year on the small screen.

Producer Schoenbrun shares their take on the untapped potential of TV – and also shares the season finale of their show The Eyeslicer..

Actor-writer-director Jade Jenise Dixon on escaping an abusive relationship, and how writing a screenplay about her experiences transformed her life.

The man who is Dwight from The Office talks with two longtime friends about their new musical project, spirituality, comedy and creativity.

Chad Hartigan has some thoughts about how to make the Academy Awards better, and you should really read them.

Jim Hemphill on the surprising pleasures of the newly rebooted TV franchise, which delivers both high-octane thrills and a real social perspective.

At the flagship Sonos store in NYC, two former Saturday Night Live castmates sit down for a catch-up chat.

A film critic called me “irresponsible” for remaining objective to the highly controversial subjects of my new film. I have some thoughts.