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2017

Jan

THE LINES BLUR BETWEEN REAL LIFE AND ‘HOMELAND’ By David Hinckley

Homeland’s comfort zone lies right where things get most uncomfortable, says executive producer and director Lesli Linka Glatter....

2017

Jan

‘BEACHES’ IS BACK AND SO ARE THE TEARS By David Hinckley

If there’s a run on facial tissues at your local grocery store this week, here’s one explanation: Beaches is back...

2017

Jan

THE HOPELESS, HAPLESS CHIP ‘BASKETS’ CONTINUES By David Hinckley

The most heartbreaking show on television is a comedy. Okay, a really dark comedy. The happier news is that FX’s Baskets is also one of the best shows on television...

2017

Jan

'ROCK'N'ROLL INVENTIONS' SHOWS US HOW THE BEAT GOES ON By David Hinckley

Smithsonian’s new Rock ‘N’ Roll Inventions series offers a technology tour that leaves you hungry to hear more of the music that inspired it...

2017

Jan

CARRIE CONTINUES TO QUESTION AUTHORITY IN THE NEW SEASON OF 'HOMELAND' By David Hinckley

Fifteen years after 9/11, it’s probably time for a report card on how we’ve done with our response – and Showtime’s Homeland is raising the possibility we’ve taken some serious missteps...

2017

Jan

PBS' 'VICTORIA' TAKES A MAJESTIC LOOK AT AN EXALTED MONARCH By David Hinckley

First Queen Victoria lost her spot as the longest-reigning British monarch to Queen Elizabeth II. Now the same Elizabeth may be crowding into Victoria’s television spotlight...

2017

Jan

THE LETTERS OF 'VICTORIA' By David Hinckley

We may not have much meaningful film of Britain’s Queen Victoria, who died in 1901, but Daisy Goodwin says she left an equally revealing imprint: a lifetime of handwritten letters...

2017

Jan

DIGGING DEEPER INTO THE WORLD OF ‘SNEAKY PETE’ By David Hinckley

Right up front, Amazon’s new crime drama Sneaky Pete follows a small-time con man who’s trying to avoid getting himself and his brother killed by a much more hard-core bad guy...

2017

Jan

MARGO MARTINDALE’S NEWEST DEVOTED BUT SHIFTY MOM IN ‘SNEAKY PETE’ By David Hinckley

The general rule with Margo Martindale’s characters in recent years is to become wary when she seems to get all nice...

2017

Jan

THE POWER AND INFLUENCE OF 'THE REAL MAD MEN OF ADVERTISING' By David Hinckley

The executives who shaped the modern advertising industry in the 1950s and 1960s may not have been as fascinating as Don Draper, but their impact was even more dramatic. At times, in fact, almost a little creepy...

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