Amy Poehler's new Hulu comedy stars Julie Klausner and Billy Eichner

Slide show: Think Bill Murray can't pull off FDR? Check out 10 "miscast" stars who shone in White House roles

His app arrives as the space between reality and fiction keeps dissolving — and nobody has done it better than him

The best known Hanukkah movie is Adam Sandler's 2002 mess "Eight Crazy Nights" — and that is a tragedy

The next Coen Brothers film, set in '50s Hollywood, is the latest proof of our cultural obsession with fixers

From "Survivor" and "The West Wing" to Robert Downey Jr.'s bad career move and the election that would not die: The best and worst of TV 2000.

Veteran "Curb Your Enthusiasm" director Bob Weide talks about bringing his prickly brand of humor to the big screen with "How to Lose Friends and Alienate People."

The hapless underachievers of "The Office" and "30 Rock" bumble onward, while the charms of "Californication's" pretentious antihero wear dangerously thin.

Salon's TV picks for
Tuesday, Feb. 8, 2000

Apatow is returning to his roots with a seven-city, eight-night stand-up tour and had some advice to share

NBC's "Committed" makes the unstable look adorable, Patricia Arquette makes psychics look sexy, and HBO's "Unscripted" makes struggling actors look ... about the same as they've ever looked.

The writer of that Malkovich movie doesn't have any solutions and doesn't like films that do.

Publisher calls O.J. book his "confession." Michael Jackson booed off stage. Plus: Smut magnate offering $100 million for Spears sex tape.

Larry David talks about his eco-activist wife secretly giving away his car, the painful switch to non-virgin toilet paper -- and why he joined the fight against global warming.

The list of Emmy nominees comes out this week. Will TV's best be on it?