Gibney is back on the doc circuit with a two-part film about how one of the most legendary shows in TV history was made.

Prior to joining the drama in 2012, Washington starred in projects including 2001’s Save the Last Dance and 2005’s Mr. & Mrs.

However, meeting one of the greatest actors in cinema history certainly was. “De Niro was an asshole to me,” Schirripa recalled during an appearance on We Might Be Drunk. “I did not like De Niro ...

The bejeweled dialogue in Julian Fellowes’s period drama is as much of an attraction as its ornate costumes, production ...

Cristin Milioti looks back on her career, from "The Sopranos" and "How I Met Your Mother" to "Black Mirror" and "The Penguin." ...

The reality for Carrie et al is that they are older now, and with midlife comes an onslaught of not lesser-than but simply ...

In 2013, several cast members from The Sopranos, including James Gandolfini, reunited for the Nickelodeon TV movie Nicky ...

Mickey Down and Konrad Kay once feared the HBO series was 'baggy, dour' and 'self-serious.' As they reflect on Season 3, they ...

Money For Nothing is an undersung '90s crime comedy starring huge names such as Philip Seymour Hoffman, John Cusack and ...

The film was created by Quentin Tarantino and Tony Scott, brother of Ridley Scott, but it isn't Pulp Fiction or Reservoir ...

The idea that the characters were really all dead the whole series and that the island was just a purgatory-like state is ...