Television

The new TNT show not only does justice to the great crime movie it's taken from, but also deepens its complex and compelling narrative.

Indie filmmaker turned showrunner Morgan Jon Fox tries to dissect exactly what makes HBO's latest hit show so outstanding.

Writer-director Andrew Matthews on Netflix's smash hit series and a worrisome trait of that and a number of other binge-worthy shows.

Stuart Gordon reflects on the gold-medal drama he's enjoyed by watching the U.S. gymnastics team at the current Olympic Games in Rio.

The My Morning Jacket guitarist shares tracks with non-traditional guitars, a masterclass in rhythmic playing, and more.

Character actor Dennis Boutsikaris on how he came to play the controversial actor-director in Love and Betrayal: The Mia Farrow Story.

With echoes of classic Lumet and two outstanding central performances, Shades of Blue is a rare welcome addition to the crowded cop show genre.

The singer-songwriter talks race, police violence and dangerous fictions.

The breakout summer TV show creates its own inspired visual language, eroding the line between film and TV.

The creator of the best new TV show of the summer chats about her (long-gestating) overnight success.

A mother's sideways look at her three-year-old daughter early small-screen viewing preferences.

Disheartened with his current listening options, Trevor Dunn finds musical solace in the action-packed score for Orphan Black.