“I think some of the most wild accusations that were made about me is that I killed 800 children, I was medically experimenting on children,” Renee Bach says at the start of the trailer for HBO’s Savior Complex. “Compared to Adolf Hitler, assumed to be part of the KKK … It’s kinda like, where to begin, you know?” Where to begin, indeed. While there are a lot of documentaries about suspicious deaths, there are vastly less that feature lengthy interviews with the alleged killer.

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Patrick J. Adams and Meghan Markle. Despite the media circus two years ago that surrounded the departure of Suits leads Patrick J. Adams and Meghan Markle, the heart will always be wistful for those matching sets of outer clothes. And legal jargon! Variety reports that Adams has done an about-face and will return to the show’s final season for a few episodes, where his character, Mike, will get involved “in a case that will put him toe to toe with his former mentor Harvey (Gabriel Macht) and Samantha (Katherine Heigl).

No one loves food as much as Phil Rosenthal. Or at least that’s how it seems when you watch Somebody Feed Phil, the food-travel show he created and stars in for Netflix. Shoveling morsels of haute cuisine into his mouth in destinations as far-flung as Saigon, Copenhagen, and Tel Aviv, grinning like an overjoyed toddler, he exudes enthusiasm for what he’s eating — and in the process makes you really, really want whatever he’s having.

Oh God they hope they get it. They hope they get it… Hollywood is one month into pilot season. By the end of February, the networks will have culled the scripts they had been developing during the prior half-year and will order a select group of pilots for production. (Final decisions on which of these go to series is made in May.) But as the chosen scripts are anointed, the television industry becomes all about casting these projects.

Project Runway is increasingly an exercise in hoping for moderate success, for both the contestants and production. In the early aughts, before Bravo became synonymous with Real Housewives, Scandoval, and the Andy Cohen empire, the cable network built on Queer Eye for the Straight Guy’s unexpected cultural omnipresence with Top Chef and Project Runway, a pair of competition shows ostensibly centered on, respectively, cutting-edge cuisine and high fashion. Nearly 20 years later, they’re Bravo’s only remaining competition series, and both have become legacy institutions in the reality-TV space.

Retta has made herself comfortable. She’s created a pillow throne on the long, burgundy settee at the bar of the Four Seasons hotel; a couple of red, plush cushions rearranged as armrests, another two behind her. She came down from her room in a gray sweater and fuzzy purple slippers she got from the set of her latest TV show, Good Girls. “I am in a space of trying to Zen out,” she says, projecting a cool, pay-no-mind calm as though now, at the age of 48, she’s fully internalized the serenity prayer to accept the things she cannot change, the courage to change the things she can, and the wisdom to know the difference.

Jake Gyllenhaal – one of him, at least – in Enemy. Ever watched the end of a movie and thought, “I have no idea what I just watched?” Vulture is here for you! We’ll be going back and taking a look at some notable endings in film, trying to explain what happened, why, and what it all really means. Previously in this series, we covered the ending of Donnie Darko.

Richard Lewis, the pioneering comedian known for mining the depths of his neuroses in his stand-up and for his recurring role as a fictionalized version of himself on HBO’s Curb Your Enthusiasm, died of a heart attack in his Los Angeles home on February 27, Vulture has confirmed. He was 76. Born in Brooklyn in 1947, Lewis began his career as a stand-up comedian in the 1970s and quickly gained a reputation as a comedian who pushed the boundaries of the form by talking openly about his struggles with mental health and addiction onstage.

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