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If George R. R. Martin Wrote Every TV Show Ever

Movies much anticipated in 2012

Red Tails, This Is Forty, and more

Louis CK

Neil Gaiman's Sandman may be adapted by Warner Brothers TV

​It's news that sounds dubious at best, but the Hollywood Reporter is reporting that Neil Gaiman's beloved, award-winning comic The Sandman may be coming to a television screen near you. Rumor has it that Warner Brothers is currently working on acquiring rights. There's no word yet on whether or ... More >>

Blacula, Bloodrayne, Underworld 3: Ten vampire movies (almost?) worse than Twilight Eclipse

Courtesy Twilight: EclipseAh, the glory of Photoshop's desaturation tool​ Yesterday marked the opening of Twilight: Tweengasm, and no power in the universe can stop a seething mass of blond 12-year-olds from streaming into theaters across America, where they will squeal in unison for two hours u ... More >>

Sex and the City 2: Aging Disgracefully

SJP and cast struggle to stay forever young

Rebirth Brass Band, Jack Brass Band

Diablo Cody's "Tight" reimagines "Hung" and it's NSFW

​If you haven't seen Hung, the series about to start its second season on HBO, it's about a guy who's struggling to keep his life together until he learns he learns that his unusually generous endowment means he can make bank as a male prostitute.It was probably only a matter of time before satiri ... More >>

Diablo Cody's "Tight" reimagines "Hung" and it's NSFW

​If you haven't seen Hung, the series about to start its second season on HBO, it's about a guy who's struggling to keep his life together until he learns he learns that his unusually generous endowment means he can make bank as a male prostitute.It was probably only a matter of time before sa ... More >>

David Simon's Treme

New HBO series from The Wire creator honors New Orleans

Har Mar Superstar on rock-stardom, HBO show, and Drew Barrymore

Sean Tillman never stops living the American Dream

Har Mar Superstar working on an HBO show

A sitcom about hipsters who strike out for L.A. to make it big? This'll test the showman's acting range.

Gaylaxicon 2009

De La Soul, Nike, and corporate everything

My favorite music right now is the new album by De La Soul, Are You In?: Nike Original Run--a new take on rap-rock-techno in 45 bracing minutes, with production by Detroit's Young RJ and Chicago duo Flosstradamus, with the latter mixing the results into one continuous track.This is also De La's fir ... More >>

Lisa Lampanelli

Robin Williams

Flight of the Conchords rock this metropolis

Three the Hard Way

Cedric the Entertainer

Culture Jamming

Killer Climax

When He Was Small

Here are the week's best releases from the pop culture universe

Regret to Inform

Best of Complicated Fun 2006

Forbidden Fruit

It's the world's largest music and movies superstore, and everything in it is free—and illegal. Every month, some five billion illegal downloads are passed around the internet, and the entertainment industry sues several hundred people. CP writer St

Big Love or Big Chattel?

4/11: Morning Communique

Days of Our Wives

Three's company; four's a marriage

Various Artists: Shite 'n' Onions Volume 2: What the Shite

Good news, bad news for Minneapolis-based films

"Rome" wasn't downloaded in a day

Et Tu, U.S.A.?

HBO's 'Rome' is a clever mirror of modern class warfare

Savage Love

Lonely "bitch" finds new home

Who Needs the Drama?

TV's dark comedies get their day in the sun

Heroes and Villains

Five examples of debased Hollywood, five beacons of hope

A Couch Potato's Guide to TV On DVD

We see the VHS tapes on our shelves and we want to smash them! Or, the brighter side of planned obsolescence in the field of home entertainment

The Macedonian Candidate

Oliver Stone can't revise the history of another fortunate son

Touch Me, I'm Sick

Quirkiness proves contagious on 'Kingdom Hospital'

I Resolve to Watch More

Thanks to cable, there was so much more than the Super Bowl

Beyond the Pale

Screwing the white guy and dancing with the devil: Race matters at the 40th annual New York Film Festival

Raising the Dead

Six Feet Under resurrects the dysfunctional-family melodrama

Doing Time

Director Cheryl Dunye brings her research stint at the Shakopee women's prison to bear on Stranger Inside

Eros by Any Other Name

What we talk about when we talk about divorce, and panties, and vaginas

Heads Will Roll

A Piece of the Rock

The Cable Guy

HBO's dramatic series venture beyond the fantasyland of network television

King Leary

Thug life: Denis Leary strikes an expos�.