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The Rings of Power creators explain Sauron’s identity and their plan to explore the edges of Tolkien’s map. Galadriel discovers Halbrand’s true identity after he’s coaxed Celebrimbor (played by Charles Edwards, left) and the other Elves far into forging the first three Rings of Power. Photo: Ben Rothstein/Prime Video Galadriel discovers Halbrand’s true identity after he’s coaxed Celebrimbor (played by Charles Edwards, left) and the other Elves far into forging the first three Rings of Power.
One of the most acclaimed and respected stand-up comedians of all time, Richard Pryor shot to fame in the 1970’s and proved to be a charismatic presence in movies and TV. Although he starred in dozens of films throughout his career (his Gene Wilder buddy pictures Silver Streak and Stir Crazy being the highlights), Pryor’s movie work never reached the heights of his stand-up. Despite this, Richard Pryor did have several opportunities to play big parts extended to him.
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Amy Heckerling and Harold Ramis. The following is an excerpt from Ghostbuster’s Daughter: Life With My Dad, Harold Ramis by Violet Ramis Stiel, out today. Mystery Baby One afternoon in September of 1985, in the midst of my parents’ separation and the official beginning of his relationship with Erica, my dad picked me up from school and told me we were going to visit a friend of his, Amy, at the hospital.
theater review Jan. 13, 2023 When Online Drama Begets Stage DramaSeven Methods of Killing Kylie Jenner and Your Sexts Are Shit will have you wondering, yet again, about being extremely online. By Jackson McHenry
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Davy Jones, Mickey Dolenz, and Peter Tork in a scene from Head. When one thinks of the crucial canon of the sixties countercultural film movement, certain movies come to mind: Easy Rider, Five Easy Pieces, The Last Picture Show. And they’re all collected on Criterion’s new Blu-ray collection, America Lost and Found: The BBS Story, which assembles seven movies from Bob Rafelson and Bert Schneider’s influential and innovative studio.
We’ve made it to the finish line. In just a few days, it’ll become clear who the Recording Academy has deemed the best of the best in the previous year in music. Could Lorde upset in Album of the Year to edge out all the boys? Might “Despacito” make history? Will we ever understand what the hell is happening in the rock category? At least two of those mysteries should be solved by the weekend’s end.
Sofia Vergara with Katherine Heigl in New Year’s Eve. In New Year’s Eve, the less-than-excellent ensemble comedy out today, Sofia Vergara somehow winds up playing the kooky, man-crazy sidekick to Katherine Heigl’s romantic lead. It’s a standard rom-com role, a supporting position reserved for many a talented but underappreciated actress, but it’s not the only cliche that Vergara is saddled with in the movie. If you are familiar with the Colombian-born actress, you know that she has quite the accent.
Welcome to The Second City Archives, in which we post an exclusive clip each week of some of comedy’s biggest superstars performing early in their careers on the legendary Chicago stage. Second City has generously given us a glimpse into their extensive archive of live performances, and over the coming weeks we’ll be sharing some rare and retro comedy never before seen on the web.
This week’s unearthed clip comes from Amy Sedaris’s final show at Second City Northwest in 1992 called Destiny, and How to Avoid It featuring her fellow Second City collaborators and soon-to-be Exit 57 and Strangers with Candy costars Stephen Colbert and Paul Dinello.