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But it’s not not The Nanny.

Based on the book by Philip Roth.

The prolific movie-score composer walks us through his career, from The Shawshank Redemption to American Beauty to Finding Nemo to 1917.

A conversation between D’Arcy Carden, Manny Jacinto, and Marc Evan Jackson at Vulture Festival.

Grab a canned margarita, or several, we’re breaking down the scariest, creepiest, most WTF moments of the CBS paranormal procedural’s first season.

Hayley is still saying no high notes for you!

Haven’t you ever just been friends with a hot guy?

With an all-female crew, a 90-year-old sex educator, and a little bit of tequila.

“I’m interested to see what movie we make when Saoirse’s in her 50s and I’m in my 60s. Won’t that be interesting?”

Rounding up our favorite comedy podcast episodes of the week.

Would you marry someone you’ve never seen?

From demons to Janets, we’ve thoroughly evaluated the show’s best and worst people.

Patrick Stewart is as great as ever in the series’s title role, but the show around him is struggling to live up to the standards of its predecessor.

They’re thinkin’ on it.

Nearly ten years later, in the midst of our own potential pandemic, the disaster movie is less horror and more comfort food.

Oscar voters have recently tended to spread the wealth around. Could 1917 be the movie that breaks that trend?

His last comedy book, Seinlanguage, was published over 25 years ago.

Highlighting our favorite episode of Ian Karmel’s fantasy-draft podcast.

The series fills in some big blanks regarding Picard’s recent past with Starfleet, and raises some big questions about what comes next.

“It’s so wild to get used to a structure and a group and say, ‘No, I’m gonna start over.”

Just as I was starting to warm to Jennifer, she engages in one of the dumbest fights we’ve seen in a long time.

“I’m not sure what our lives hold beyond today, and it’s impossible to imagine life without them.”

She also claims he raped her, alleging “he put himself inside me.”

“He said, ‘You’ll never make it in this business. This is how this industry works.’”

The Downhill star explains the risky challenge of adapting the dark Swedish comedy Force Majeure alongside Will Ferrell.