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Wake Up and Smell Stars Hollow: How the Uncelebrated Best Things in Life Became the Theme Song of a Gilmore Girls Generation

Music

By Louise Goffin | May 2, 2016

Wake Up and Smell Stars Hollow: How the Uncelebrated Best Things in Life Became the Theme Song of a Gilmore Girls Generation

Louise Goffin talks singing the theme song of the mother-daughter show with her mother, Carole King.

Artie Lange (MADtv) Talks with Ari Shaffir (This Is Not Happening) for The Talkhouse Film Podcast

Podcast

By Artie Lange | April 11, 2016

Artie Lange (MADtv) Talks with Ari Shaffir (This Is Not Happening) for The Talkhouse Film Podcast

The two stand-up comedians share stories about being high at the Anne Frank house, getting death threats, doing time in L.A. County Jail, and more.

The People v. O.J. Simpson is a Decadent Gumbo of Tabloid Excess and Cultural Commentary

Film

By Patrick Brice | March 18, 2016

The People v. O.J. Simpson is a Decadent Gumbo of Tabloid Excess and Cultural Commentary

Patrick Brice makes a case for the thrillingly playful (and human) true-crime show from Ryan Murphy and writers Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski.

Alix Lambert (The Mark of Cain) Talks with Fred Armisen (Portlandia) for The Talkhouse Film Podcast

Podcast

By Alix Lambert | February 3, 2016

Alix Lambert (The Mark of Cain) Talks with Fred Armisen (Portlandia) for The Talkhouse Film Podcast

Armisen and Lambert, who have known each other since they were students, share stories from their friendship of close to 30 years.

Michael M. Bilandic (Hellaware) Talks the Curious Pleasures of Public Access TV

Film

By Michael M. Bilandic | September 27, 2014

Michael M. Bilandic (Hellaware) Talks the Curious Pleasures of Public Access TV

A filmmaker delves into the murky nighttime world of New York public access TV station MNN and reports back on its weird delights.

Mike Figgis (Leaving Las Vegas) Talks TV as “The New Cinema”

Film

By Mike Figgis | May 24, 2014

Mike Figgis (Leaving Las Vegas) Talks TV as “The New Cinema”

TELEVISION IS THE NEW CINEMA – is something many of us have been saying for over 10 years now.