Tuned InTelevision
Since its second season debuted Oct. 16 to ratings that would (and I assume did) make broadcast networks envious, you should have expected this, but AMC made it official: The Walking Dead will swarm across your TV for a third season.
A short film about psychics, floating corpses and the afterlife proves that riveting major-league cinema can be created on the tiniest of devices.
I love a good sci-fi movie. But these days, most of them are are like the Mets: tons of promise followed by complete disappointment.
Every Tuesday, we shine a light on a few big, worthy or just plain weird DVD releases.
We asked some musicians what songs they would have included in the All-TIME 100 Songs List. Here is Moby’s touching tribute to David Bowie’s “Heroes.”
The cops have staked out the concert hall. The lead performers are nowhere to be found. The crowd is growing rowdy. The show must go on.
Yet, just when all hope seems lost for a great Blues Brother reunion at the Palace Hotel …
“The problem, of course,” David Halberstam once wrote, “is that good writing demands irreverence, skepticism, a certain edge.” The peaceful, content and kind, in other words, can do something else. Which is a fine way to …
Welcome to week six of Dancing with the Stars, where our contestants stepped lively to the songs of the Great White Way.
Tuned InNews Media
Can this insane campaign ad help keep Herman Cain from inadvertently getting himself nominated?
Tuned InTelevision
When writers dream of someday producing work that will change the world, they are not necessarily thinking about adding millions of dollars to a company’s market cap. But my old boss, Walter Isaacson, pulled off just that with his upcoming biography of Steve Jobs, as Apple’s stock rose $3 a share 3% on a quote that Jobs was on the verge …
This post is in partnership with Consequence of Sound, an online music publication devoted to the ever growing and always thriving worldwide music scene.
Tom Waits may pay the mortgage as a musician, but he clearly has the …
Two years ago, Andre Agassi’s autobiography, Open, set a new standard for sports memoirs. For too long, jock books were content with being bland recollections of an athlete’s achievements. Designed to cement a legacy, they bored …
This May, psychedelic rock band The Flaming Lips released four songs on a USB drive buried inside a life-sized gummy skull. And we got one.
