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Scout's honor
Burn Notice ’s honest con job
In the popular imagination, the spy is always cool, sophisticated, elegant — in other words, European.
By:
CHARLES TAYLOR
| August 26, 2008
Cry babies
Teen talent wails on High School Musical: Get in the Picture
The top brass at Disney knew full well what they were about to unleash when the original High School Musical premiered on the Disney Channel two years ago.
By:
SHARON STEEL
| August 19, 2008
Not by George
Robot Chicken: Star Wars
A long time ago, on a bricks-and-mortar soundstage far, far away, the last great Star Wars movie was made.
By:
MIKE MILIARD
| August 11, 2008
Found farce
Spaced makes it to DVD
Simon Pegg is funny.
By:
MIKE MILIARD
| August 05, 2008
Visions from Lilliput
The rise of the minisode
In a sense, every successful portmanteau word represents a narrow escape.
By:
JAMES PARKER
| July 28, 2008
Krofft fare
Sid and Marty show MySpace how psychedelia’s really done
My favorite Sid and Marty Krofft production is one they had nothing to do with.
By:
MIKE MILIARD
| July 23, 2008
Life of Don
Mad Men ’s dark nostalgia
Mad Men continues to take us back to a time we think we know.
By:
JON GARELICK
| July 22, 2008
Working girl
In Plain Sight’s straight talk
On USA’s nifty summer series In Plain Sight , Mary McCormack, as federal marshal Mary Shannon, joins the select league of those who’ve made jeans, tank tops, boots, and leather jackets into an American fashion statement.
By:
CHARLES TAYLOR
| July 15, 2008
Criminal intent
Ed Burns on writing Iraq
Ed Burns — former Baltimore homicide detective, Vietnam vet, and long-time writing partner with David Simon, both on the The Wire and on Generation Kill , spoke with the Phoenix about the new series.
By:
ADAM REILLY
| July 07, 2008
The wages of war
The creators of The Wire take on Iraq in Generation Kill
The Iraq War poses a strange problem for the American public.
By:
ADAM REILLY
| July 07, 2008
Tokyo roses
Jeopardy! Japanese style
It’s a special people indeed who can cast off the twin yokes of rigid history and a driven work ethic to spend time unwinding in Day-Glo game-show studios.
By:
MIKE MILIARD
| July 01, 2008
Blood money
Adventures in the slave trade
Katrina Browne’s Traces of the Trade is a legendary local documentary, a film on which all hands in Boston indie production seem to have toiled at some point.
By:
GERALD PEARY
| June 24, 2008
Belle de nuit
Secret Diary of a Call Girl on Showtime
Belle is, as she introduces herself right up front, “a whore.” Or, if you please, “prostitute, call girl, escort, hooker, courtesan.”
By:
JUSTINE ELIAS
| June 16, 2008
Black Gold digs the crude
Oiled up
If the poet John Milton were with us today and casting about for a theme epic enough to engage his imagination, I am confident that he would settle on oil .
By:
JAMES PARKER
| June 10, 2008
Where’s Lindsay?
Dina and Ali work the Lohan brand
Dina Lohan and her 14-year-old daughter, Ali, made the rounds on the talk-show circuit last week to promote their new reality series, Living Lohan .
By:
SHARON STEEL
| June 02, 2008
Spirit of '76
Swingtown takes a hit of Tab
By:
MIKE MILIARD
| May 27, 2008
Flash-forward
Lost ’s endgame
Fifteen years ago, I fell in love. It didn’t end well.
By:
SEAN KERRIGAN
| May 20, 2008
Going ape
Animal Planet’s Escape to Chimp Eden
The truth is the truth, and we hacks must face up to it: it is no longer amusing to come up with ideas for hypothetical reality shows.
By:
JAMES PARKER
| May 12, 2008
High anxiety
David Brashears’s Storm over Everest
On May 10, 1996, an unexpected and severe storm pounded Mount Everest, throwing three climbing teams into disarray and ultimately taking the lives of eight mountaineers.
By:
ADAM REILLY
| May 08, 2008
Bad news?
MTV puts out The Paper
“Basically, the state of the paper is that we’re screwed,” says a wry Alex, sounding for a moment less like an adolescent hack than someone who may well be defining the future of the industry.
By:
SHARON STEEL
| April 28, 2008
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