Mad Men alums Christina Hendricks and John Slattery are joining Matthew Weinerâs project at Amazon Studios, The Romanoffs, which is about Romanoffs. But it is somehow not lavish, expensively produced costume porn.
We can all agree that Mad Men has had its share of intense episodes, as itâs explored every hellish crevice of the virulently unscrupulous and morally bankrupt. But last nightâs episode, with its escalating depiction of women at the cusp of feminism yet not close enough to save them, was in my mind the mostâŚ
Oprah Winfrey's much-anticipated interview with Rihanna is close at hand, during which the two women will tool around Barbados, probably hug a lot, and talk about Chris Brown, who is back in Ri-Ri's life after the 2009 assault if you go by tabloids and collaborative remixes. The tears she sheds are remarkably sadderâŚ
In this week's TV roundup, RuPaul's Drag Race loses a fan favorite, New Girl invents a new drinking game, Glee does Goyte and the First Lady has a go at Stephen Colbert.
Mad Men devotees everywhere, rejoice â the pun-tastic Matthew Weiner will reward your anticipation tonight with a two-hour season premiere of the show that introduced us to the man-quicksand that is Jon Hamm's stubbled face. Among the rampant speculation about season five that will be temporarily quelled and thenâŚ
According to television wise-cracker John Slattery, whose scripted lines have led me to believe that he is an exceedingly clever person, Mad Men co-star Jon Hamm is too wily for pranking. And Slattery should know because he and the rest of the scheming Mad Men cast tried to prank Hamm, but the bestubbled star actuallyâŚ
Cast members of AMC's "Mad Men" television show applaud during New York Stock Exchange opening bell ceremonies, Wednesday, March 21, 2012. They are, from left, John Slattery, Christina Hendricks, Lions Gate CEO Jon Feltheimer, the show's creator Matthew Weiner, Jon Hamm, January Jones and Kiernan Shipka. (APâŚ
Here's something to help tide you over until the season 5 premiere of Mad Men at the end of March. AMC has released a slew of shiny teaser trailers letting us know that Don, Roger, Peggy and friends are back in action and better that ever.
Another year, another Emmys telecast. There were some great wins, some upsets, and Modern Family dominated pretty much everything. Whether you missed it or watched and just blacked out, here are all those noteworthy, "water cooler moments" you missed.
"When God closes a door, he opens a dress." This, and other Roger Sterling witticisms from Mad Men, will be published in an actual Sterling's Gold book now pre-orderable. How many seasons til Peggy writes a memoir we'd actually read?
Between budget cuts, broken homes, retro-future interior design, AA, and Swedish dating habits on last night's episode, it's clear that "old fashioned" is for the birds and "mod" is the cooler way to be.
[New York, November 7. Image via Bauer-Griffin.]
Things got downright confrontational on last night's episode, titled "The Hobo and the Gypsy."
[New York, October 19. Image via Bauer-Griffin.]
