‘Nathan for You’ proves modern cringe comedy is more than just a laugh
The comedy of Nathan Fielder, Maria Bamford and others examines what it means to be human.
‘Love and Information’ challenges both the cast and the audience
Performed at The Clarice, the play is broken into 57 mini-stories.
Interview: Stephen Chbosky on why ‘Wonder’ is “a healing experience”
The writer and director discusses the film’s importance in today’s political climate.
Rejoice! A new Dunkin’ Donuts is coming!
The University of Maryland will soon be running on Dunkin’.
‘Nathan For You’ is your favorite comedian’s favorite show
Reaction to the the show’s fourth-season finale proves its status as a living cult classic.
Review: ‘Murder on the Orient Express’ gets derailed
The murder-mystery suffers from a lack of character development despite its star-studded cast.
The Kidz Bop version of Post Malone’s “Congratulations” will make you fear for the youth
Watching six children sing the party anthem is terrifying.
Review: Tim Heidecker’s ‘Too Dumb For Suicide’ is anti-Trump folk-rock
The protest album is the latest creative endeavor from the oddball entertainer.
A second-by-second analysis of Harry Styles’ “Kiwi” music video
Harry Styles may have created the cutest video of all time.
Review: HBO’s ‘Spielberg’ chronicles the director’s life fascinatingly
The HBO documentary delves deep into the expert filmmakers history and career.