Last year, former Mad Men writer Kater Gordon accused series creator Matthew Weiner of telling her, one night as they worked alone together, that he “deserved to see her naked,” then fired her a year later. Weiner denied the charges then, and re-addressed them in an interview with Vanity Fair this week, claiming that…
After a clever producer cut to a shot of Pink making the face seen above during Christina Aguilera’s Bodyguard medley at last night’s AMAs, the internet quickly turned her reaction into Grade A content and confirmation of their (alleged) long-time feud.
In an interview with the Information published Thursday, former Mad Men writer Kater Gordon claimed that the series’ creator, Matthew Weiner, sexually harassed her while she was working on the show.
Mad Men alums Christina Hendricks and John Slattery are joining Matthew Weiner’s project at Amazon Studios, The Romanoffs, which is about Romanoffs. But it is somehow not lavish, expensively produced costume porn.
On the penultimate episode of Mad Men, viewers were shocked by a Betty Draper curveball, that, as far as I can tell by trolling dozens of unhinged messages boards online, very few viewers saw coming. But, in retrospect, Matthew Weiner, brilliant former Sopranos scribe, Mad Men creator, and mild sadist had been giving…
Continuing their history of torturing the fans who love Mad Men most, Matthew Weiner and AMC have decided to split the final season of Mad Men in two, airing seven episodes in 2014 and seven episodes in 2015. Yes, that means you'll have to wait almost TWO FULL YEARS to see how the show ends.
Ugh, Betty Draper! Who are you, you enigmatic puzzle box of a TV character? Are you a scorned harridan who’s trying to undermine her loutish ex-husband’s marriage to a younger, thinner woman, or are you merely a superficial woman who regrets being so mean to her only daughter and taking a second husband who, for all…
Mad Men's Betty Draper has never been a very sympathetic character. While we're able to forgive many of Don's transgressions, it's harder to come to terms with Betty's because she's such a charmless, immature, seemingly slight woman of that time.
Mad Men devotees everywhere, rejoice — 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 then…
January Jones gave birth to her son Xander just six weeks before she began shooting the latest season of Mad Men. As you might imagine parenting a newborn and working long days on set took their toll on her. Fortunately, she has a secret weapon to fight exhaustion: pills made from her own placenta. Whaa?
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. (AP…
Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner is notoriously tight-lipped about his show, and that's never been more true than for the highly anticipated season five premiere this Sunday. He's barely let anything slip, and we've all been on the edge of our seats wanting to know something—anything!—about what's in store for us. (We …
In an interview yesterday with the New York Times, Mad Men mastermind Matthew Weiner talked all about the show's much-anticipated 5th season, including how terrifyingly close it came to never happening. Faced with an interminable negotiation process, Weiner says he wanted to quit the show faster than a kid who's been…
The New York Times Magazine offered a peek into Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner's L.A. home, which unsurprisingly has a retro feel (though it's more '30s than '60s and there isn't a fainting couch in sight). But of course, some bits of the show have seeped into his real life. Weiner is a fan of whiskey, and like many…
Matthew Weiner remains tight-lipped about season four in this new interview, but he does reveal there's an "image in my mind... about where Don is when this thing ends." So the series ends with a close-up on Don's eye?! [TVGuide]
"Intelligence and humor (and your smell) are what get you laid...Because the sexiest thing is to know you," says very un-Joan Holloway Christina Hendricks. Alas, on this cover, we hardly know her. Relatedly, Mad Men ends in 2012. [Esquire, WeeklyBlend]
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