A major storyline ends mundanely, for once without any shocker twist. But can Homeland find its way out of its own narrative labyrinth?
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Fantasound to Odorama: 10 Unusual Movie Technologies
From seat buzzers to high-speed cameras, TIME takes a look at technologies that enhanced the sights and sounds (and smells) of movie watching
Bond Holds, Butler Bombs on a Sleepy Weekend
‘Skyfall’ keeps flying high, and ‘Lincoln’ stays alive, while Gerard Butler’s ‘Playing for Keeps’ sinks.
Rolling Stones Added to ’12-12-12′ Sandy Relief Concert Lineup
The Rolling Stones are the newest addition to the star-studded lineup for “12-12-12,” a concert to benefit the victims of Hurricane Sandy that will take place at Madison Square Garden on Dec. 12.
Rolling Stone: And the Greatest Hip-Hop Song of All Time Is…
No, it’s not Sugarhill Gang’s ‘Rapper’s Delight’
Richard Branson Joins the War Against the War on Drugs
As a member of the Global Commission on Drug Policy, Branson is part of the burgeoning movement to end the U.S.-led war on drugs. He’s hoping the new documentary ‘Breaking the Taboo’ will help the cause
Ten Years After Interpol’s Turn on the Bright Lines, Album Still Shines
The record’s anniversary edition showcases the band at its best, despite bleak bonuses
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Colbert in 2013! OK, Maybe 2014?
When Sen. Jim DeMint, R-S.C., made the surprise announcement that he was leaving the Senate to run the Heritage Foundation, it raised some big political questions. Most important: Stephen Colbert is from where again?
John Slattery and Zach Gilford Take Ladies to Romantic Cabins, Work With Bears, Discuss ‘Mad Men’ Season 6
The stars talk to TIME about their new movie ‘In Our Nature’
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Up All Night Gets Re-Re-Remodeled: Is It Time to Tear It Down?
Another retooling of a struggling sitcom in its second season raises the question: when have you changed a show so much that it isn’t itself anymore?
Alan Cumming on Speaking His Mind, Making His Own Hats and Getting In Touch With His Inner Elf
The star of the upcoming festival hit ‘Any Day Now’ speaks to TIME
Do You Want to Hear the People Sing? Les Miz Stars Ranked by Vocal Chops
Look back at past performances from Russell Crowe, Hugh Jackman and the rest to see who will shine in the musical movie
Riddles in the Dark: The Hobbit‘s 48 Frames Per Second Explained
Peter Jackson’s The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey arrives in theaters on Dec. 14 boasting a new film standard called High Frame Rate 3D. Here’s a look at what it is, and how it works