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Streamliner Presented by Streamliner Presented by It takes real work to keep track of how to watch your favorite cartoons. Many shows are available to stream, yet they also tend to bounce from service to service, or disappear altogether for stretches. One solution to that annoyance: Own something you can hold in your hand and cherish, or at least always know where to find. Prime Day is offering some great deals on DVD or Blu-ray sets of animated series; we selected ten that are particularly worth owning.

Cropping like this is a slap in the face to visual gag lovers everywhere. Note: On May 20, 2020, Disney+ confirmed the news from Simpsons executive producer Al Jean that the show will be available to view in its original 4:3 aspect ratio beginning May 28. The below roundup features just some of the jokes viewers have been missing out on in the meantime. In April it was announced that Disney+ would become the exclusive streaming home of The Simpsons, but as soon as Disney launched its new streaming service last week, the criticism began rolling in.

The new year is fast approaching, and with it will bring a new crop of “The Comedians You Should and Will Know.” But the year is not over yet, and Vulture’s 2023 honorees have some lingering thoughts on what this year has been like for them and what they’re looking forward to in the year ahead. In this video, our host, comedian and list alumnus Jay Jurden, sits down with our list of comics to watch in New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago for a series of quick chats about the nuisances of airport travel, post office bureaucracy, and social media, as well as their excitement about continuing to rack up comedy accomplishments, evening scores with their siblings, and potentially grabbing dinner with a former NBA MVP in 2024.

Musician Jack Antonoff of Bleachers attends the 2014 Billboard Music Awards at the MGM Grand Garden Arena on May 18, 2014 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Today, Jack Antonoff — through his solo project, Bleachers — releases Strange Desire, an event that has filled the fun. guitarist (and boyfriend to Lena Dunham) with total anxiety. “The past almost two years have been defined by making this album, so to transition from making the album to touring on the album and everything that comes afterwards, I didn’t realize that (a) it’s emotional; and (b) it’s scary,” he told New York’s Jada Yuan when she spent a week with him this past spring.

Let him smooch! One deeply upsetting thing about Amazon’s Fallout adaptation is that it dropped only eight episodes for season one. In another time, this baby would’ve rocked along on cable for 22 45-minute installments per season and become people’s whole identities (you really can’t beat the comfort and practicality of cosplaying as a girl who wears a jumpsuit). Season two was just announced this week, but that was kind of a given.

Georgia Warner is a 21-year-old actress co-starring in the new East Hampton–based, Alec Baldwin–headlined production of boy-who-loves-horses-too-much psychodrama,Equus. The role requires nudity, a fact that “hardly registers” for Warner, because her step-grandfather, Oscar-winning costume and set designer Tony Walton, is the play’s director. Warner says having her “popup” direct her in her birthday suit is “very comfortable for me. I know he’s looking out for my best interests.” What, talking to your grandfather while naked might make you uncomfortable?

Oh, you like podcasts? Sign up for Vulture’s new recommendation newsletter 1.5x Speed here. Oh, you like podcasts? Sign up for Vulture’s new recommendation newsletter 1.5x Speed here. Four years ago, Matt Rogers was at a personal and professional low point after a breakup and not getting hired on Saturday Night Live. But then, like a phoenix from the ashes, he emerged as the prince of Christmas with a one-person show called Have You Heard of Christmas?

But did she actually do anything wrong? Welcome to the Age of Pop 'Plagiarism' In 2019, the question of if and how a song has been copied is an incredibly complicated one. Illustration: Mike McQuade and Photos by Kevin Winter/Getty Images, Joseph Okpako/WireImage and Ethan Miller/Getty Images. Welcome to the Age of Pop 'Plagiarism' In 2019, the question of if and how a song has been copied is an incredibly complicated one. Allegations of copying and cultural appropriation are hardly new to popular music, but today, it can feel like nearly every big hit becomes a target.