Caroline Framke
Former Staff Writer
Latest articles by Caroline Framke
NBC’s show, starring John Legend and Sara Bareilles, was an elaborate production with one unbeatable scene.
One of the series’ best and most distinctive episodes to date comes down to the edit.
The first season ended as it lived: a clumsy but earnest attempt to get at the heart of millennial hot topics.
Seacrest’s former stylist Suzie Hardy isn’t backing off her allegations against him — and has now filed a police report.
“Dead Hand” sets up so many great conflicts for the series’ last 10 episodes.
After Roseanne Barr’s support for Donald Trump threatened to overshadow the series, the sitcom came out on top.
In Alex, Inc. and Splitting Up Together, Braff and Fischer return to sitcoms, to mixed success.
Yes, the show is about weed — but also sex, fear, love, and the humanity that unites it all.
As a reluctant hitman who stumbles into an acting class, Hader gets to use all the tools he’s got.
The famously apolitical singer just spoke up on Instagram to “support gun reform.”