Though the first induction ceremonies of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame more than 30 years ago boasted the biggest guns and most wide ranging jam sessions, they were private affairs...

2018

Apr

BEHIND THE SCENES WITH 'GENIUS: PICASSO' By Roger Catlin

Smoldering leading man Antonio Banderas takes a big turn Wednesday portraying the second 20th-century giant to get the spotlight in the miniseries Genius: Picasso...

2018

Apr

PACINO, LEVINSON, ET AL. DISCUSS 'PATERNO' By Roger Catlin

In making films about actual people “we don’t make a replica, but we try to see if we can come close to a sense of the character,” Pacino said...

2018

Apr

AFTER TEN YEARS AWAY, 'TRADING SPACES' RETURNS By Roger Catlin

You may be seeing double in the return of Trading Spaces (TLC, Saturday at 8 p.m. ET), the granddaddy of the home improvement shows which is returning a decade after it went off the air...

2018

Mar

DOLORES HUERTA ON 'DOLORES' By Roger Catlin

When Lois Vossen, executive producer of Independent Lens was growing up in Minnesota, she had a direct connection to the subject of Dolores but didn’t know it...

2018

Mar

JUDD APATOW REFLECTS ON HIS FRIEND, MENTOR, AND 'THE ZEN DIARIES OF GARRY SHANDLING' By Roger Catlin

A funeral was the spark of Judd Apatow’s big two-night, four-hour documentary on his comic mentor The Zen Diaries of Garry Shandling...

2018

Mar

'AMERICAN IDOL' RETURNS WITH MORE HOPE, LESS CRUELTY By Roger Catlin

In its incessant promos, the rebooted American Idol has already indicated which direction it will be going, when it returns tonight after a two year absence on a new network, ABC...

2018

Feb

'NAS LIVE FROM THE KENNEDY CENTER: CLASSICAL HIP-HOP' PUTS THE SPOTLIGHT ON 'ILLMATIC' By Roger Catlin

Putting an orchestral score to hip-hop tracks is the kind of one-shot thing that might be done at the Grammys — staged more for the visual impact than how it all sounded. But...

2018

Jan

FINAL TCA WINTER PRESS TOUR REPORT: PBS WRAPS IT UP By Roger Catlin

The number of reporters dwindled as the TV Critics Association winter press tour came to its final days last week with sessions from PBS...

2018

Jan

TCA'S WINTER PRESS TOUR -- THE CABLE NETWORKS By Roger Catlin

Cable is the cornucopia of the TV Critics Association press tours, showcasing some of the most serious dramatic offerings alongside some of the most preposterous reality shows. And more often than you would think, there are puppies...

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