Thursday, Jan 3, 2013 5:37 PM UTC
“Downton Abbey”: Hard times hit the estate
The series, like Downton itself, once provided an abundance of riches. But nothing lasts forever
The series, like Downton itself, once provided an abundance of riches. But nothing lasts forever
Hollywood is abuzz over a screenplay that imagines the secretary of state as a 20-something at a crossroads
MTV may be “heck-bent” on exploiting misguided youth for profit. But "creekers" do exist. And so do people like me
"Girls'" Hannah and Marnie had one of the rawest, most brutal BFF fights depicted on TV. They'll survive. I think
The legendary French actress, now starring in Michael Haneke's "Amour," talks about matters of life and death
"This Is 40" is being dismissed as a self-indulgent, cringeworthy mess. But that's what makes it so brilliant
"Django Unchained" is the perfect revenge fantasy for black people -- except that it was made by a white man
Forget holiday cheer: Film studios always release award bait at year's end -- no matter how dark or brutal
Maybe film culture isn't dying just yet: The year in movies brought richness and breadth — and controversy! VIDEO
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NBC offers a preview of its dysfunctional "First Family" sitcom, which promises to be laugh-out-loud funny. One day
Why don't bands know when to call it quits?
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