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By Andy Greene Before it started airing in 1987, the very idea of Star Trek: The Next Generation was sacrilegious to most Trekkies.

By Maya Georgi Twenty years ago, Hannah Montana premiered on Disney Channel, leaving an indelible mark on pop culture for decades to come.

‘Project Hail Mary’ Author Andy Weir Is a Blockbuster Machine. But He Only Cares About the Science

By David Fear You know Hannah Einbinder as the MVP of the award-winning HBO Max show Hacks, about the contentious friendship between a twentysomething comedy writer and a veteran Vegas comic restarting her career.

By David Fear There are family get-togethers — and then there’s gathering your entire brood together to make a low-budget horror movie about [checks notes] a family who gets together to make a low-budget horror movie.

By Brenna Ehrlich When Ned Brower sat down with The Pitt producer and co-star Noah Wyle to discuss a big moment in Season Two, the world had not yet heard the name Alex Pretti.

By David Fear When Adam Scott first started filming Severance, the Apple TV show that turned into a cultural phenomenon, the actor knew he was part of something special.

By Brian Hiatt In the excellent sequel Ready or Not 2: Here I Come (March 20), the original film’s horror-comedy world gets a major expansion — including Elijah Wood‘s arrival as the Lawyer, who oversees a blood-soaked game among the wor...

The authors are staff writers at The Harvard Lampoon, the school’s 150-year-old humor magazine.

By Brian Hiatt Jake Shane started out posting viral skits on TikTok, and went on to his hit podcast, Therapuss, where he interviews superstars from Charli XCX to Selena Gomez.

By CT Jones Under the twinkling lights of a still disco ball, a quiet, tense audience watches a man fight for his life.

By David Fear Perhaps you’ve been reading what passes for the news over the last week or so: The government wants the machines to take over, they will soon have control of U.

By Cheyenne Roundtree This story contains spoilers for the Industry Season Four finale.

By CT Jones Chris Fleming would like to make one thing abundantly clear — he is not weird.

O n a recent Tuesday afternoon, Johnny Knoxville stood on a concrete retaining wall and surveyed the expansive scene before him.