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Malcolm McDowell on the director who changed his life
Kim Masters speaks with actor Malcolm McDowell about his long career and its defining film, A Clockwork Orange. Plus, Masters and Matt Belloni share the latest WarnerMount updates.
Sharon Horgan finds the comedy in 'Youth'
This week, Kim Masters speaks with Sharon Horgan about her HBO series Youth. Plus, Masters and Matt Belloni process California Attorney General Rob Bonta’s decision to settle the antitrust suit involving Paramount Skydance.
Hollywood goes to Washington for a tax break
Kim Masters reports on the newly formed U.S. Film and Television Production Coalition. Plus, Masters and Matt Belloni give an update on the rollout of Bari Weiss’s new 60 Minutes.
How new will the new ‘60 Minutes’ feel?
As CBS News prepares to unveil a new era of 60 Minutes, questions are mounting over what the news program will look like under the leadership of Bari Weiss. Plus, we revisit a conversation between Kim Masters and Lance Oppenheim, director of the HBO docu-series Ren Faire.
Lilly Wachowski remembers 30 years of ‘Bound’
Kim Masters talks to Lilly Wachowski about making Bound, the directorial debut she co-directed with sister Lana. Plus, Masters and Matt Belloni dig into a newly unveiled bill that would create a federal production tax incentive
The Sam Sanders Show
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When Everybody And Nobody Is A Celebrity w/ Who? Weekly
Breaking down the demise of the superstar.
Hollywood’s Biggest Movie Star Flopped. What Now?
What the new Tom Cruise movie says about the industry.
Barry Jenkins: The Legacy Of 'Moonlight'
The filmmaker celebrates the decennial of his groundbreaking movie.
Kerry Washington Has a Podcast?!
The iconic actor goes deep on nostalgia, politics & her new podcast.
John Cho Just Wants To Connect
The actor gets candid on representation and finally playing a villain.
Introducing: 'Reaching Out'
A story about fathers, sons, and the distance between.
The Treatment
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The directors of ‘Mayday’ want its stars to surprise you
John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein on making comedy with dramatic actors.
The Treat: Rhea Seehorn
The Emmy-winning ‘Pluribus’ star gives a shoutout to public radio.
Coppola, Lucas and Spielberg are ‘The Last Kings of Hollywood’
Writer Paul Fischer looks at the legacy of Hollywood’s greatest directors in his latest book.
The Treat: Tim Robbins
The ‘Silo’ actor celebrates the simple pleasures of planting a garden.
Mahershala Ali on his most physical role yet
The two time Oscar-winning actor is fully in his body for the new drama ‘Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother.’
The Treat: Adam Meeks
The ‘Union County’ director celebrates the independent theaters of Ohio.
Weekend Film Reviews
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CultureWeekend Film Reviews: 'Primetime,' 'Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother'
“Have a seat.” Were there any innocent parties in To Catch a Predator?
CultureWeekend Film Reviews: 'The History of Concrete,' 'Resident Evil'
Filmmaker John Wilson is out with a new tutorial: how to get investors to back a documentary about concrete.
CultureWeekend Film Reviews: ‘Hope,’ ‘Practical Magic 2’
Does a monster movie ever survive the monster reveal?
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