Film & TV

Showtime’s The Affair Last night, Showtime aired yet another entry into the non-linear storytelling trend that has gotten more and more popular in recent years. Much like the highly claimed HBO series True Detective and ABC’s new How to Get Away With Murder, The Affair plays with audience expectations and questions both memory and truthfulness. […]

[rating=2.00] At some point in the future, some bright eyed and rosy-cheeked young film scholar will sit at his computer and write a paper on the current period of cinematic history. By that time, I’m sure, the era we’re living through will have become known as “the shared universe period” and much ink (digital or […]

In the finale, Libby wonders, “What if we all started living the lives we have and not the lives we thought we would have?” This, in many ways, is the central idea of season two.

Holy fucking shit. I’ve been talking about this show tying up loose ends for the past couple of weeks; well, consider them tied.

This week’s installment has it all: robbery, deceit and explosions. What more could you ask for?

Despite the film’s simplistic plot and overall predictability, Fuqua and Washington have once again struck cinema gold.

SPOILERS ABOUND, so don’t screw around… Season Two, Episode 11: “One for the Money, Two for the Show” Written by Amy Lippman; Directed by Adam Bernstein In the penultimate episode of the season, Virginia and Bill face off with CBS over their documentary special and Libby finds her voice. Quick Breakdown We open with Virginia and […]

n this week’s episode, the women try to take control. But it’s Bill’s lack of control that leads to an explosive showdown.

With just two episodes left, this season is shaping up to be a hell of a ride.

This week’s episode dove even deeper into the psychological issues of nearly all our characters.

This show sure knows how to mass tension. With only three episodes left, all these moving pieces have to find a stopping point; it’s just highly unlikely that any of this ends without all of them colliding into on another.

With ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’, Marvel and Disney have shown the world that the appetite for grand space epics still exists — and it’s voracious.

This season has continued to surprise, and this episode was no different. There’s not been any mention of Bill’s brother, so what’s his story? Why has he shown up?

There is almost always one constant in the life of Ray Donovan: He’s good at what he does for a living and kind of bad at everything else.

This week’s theme is “some things can’t be undone,” which includes Bill and Virginia’s rocky relationship and the damage Bill has caused to Libby.

It’ll be hard to top the Donovan family meltdown this season. All that tension and angst finally came to a head and made for some great television.

Stephen Mills highlights five of the most interesting, competitive, and potentially surprising races at this year’s Emmys ceremony, which airs on Monday, August 25th.

A good portion of this week’s episode pays more attention to the supporting characters in Ray’s life, which is a little refreshing considering we hadn’t really seen much of the other Donovan boys in a while.

In this week’s episode, Bill tries to save his study by lying about his study, Virginia faces Dr. DePaul’s failing health, and Libby’s conflict with Coral comes to a head.

Tyler Bates, composer for the blockbuster smash ‘Guardians of the Galaxy,’ talked to Glide during the recent San Diego Comic-Con.