TV & Movies Features

The fictional station was brought to life by a U.K. media company as a real-world pop-up running through the end of the year — and radio veterans say it gets every detail right

The Avatar: Fire and Ash star reflects on her long career, working with James Cameron, the power of sci-fi, and busting out her “freaky dog self”

In his last Rolling Stone interview, earlier this year, the director talked about This Is Spinal Tap, his cinematic legacy, and the threat to democracy from the White House

Rob Reiner began and ended his career with incredibly hilarious portraits of washed-up, delusional showbiz types — without ever making them the butt of the joke

The director of This Is Spinal Tap, The Princess Bride, When Harry Met Sally …, and Misery gave us a handful of endlessly quotable and rewatchable classics

As Michael Mann’s cops vs. robbers epic turns 30, we look back on the movie’s evolution from tough-guy cult film to a genuine American classic

He grew up on Stephen King. Now, he’s bringing one of the horror legend’s most beloved characters to life

Didn’t get a chance to see the prequel story Stranger Things: The First Shadow during its runs in London or New York? This *spoilery* recap will help you follow the TV show’s final season

People’s latest TV obsession is an NSFW Canadian romance series about two hockey players secretly in love

The Oscar-winning actress talks about own version of heaven, the power of romantic comedies, and why she and Zoë Kravitz still hold out hope for another season of High Fidelity 

How much ‘Seinfeld’ trivia do you know? Let’s find out!

As the final season’s first batch of episodes drop, a quick refresher on what went down in Season Four

The Australian actor opens up about why he was scared to play the role of a stoic laborer in the American West — and how it changed his ideas about fatherhood, acting, and being a man

The network announced a host of stars as part of its new The Life of Jesus Podcast. They failed to mention the audio was recorded for a different project in 2010

Ever since the Micropenis Who Would Be King season premiere, the show has been on a hot streak of speaking vulgarity to power

Her HBO comedy is being hailed — and sometimes dragged — as the next Girls. But the writer-actor has delivered a bold work that’s entirely her own

Sure, the show has been around for a staggering 28 seasons. But in 2025, creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have been on a fresh crusade to save democracy one dick joke at a time

With his deeply personal and richly layered take on American history, the filmmaker put his stamp on today

The writing and producing partners have gone from stoner jokesters to flag-bearers for showbiz. They talk about lessons learned and why The Studio was such a huge hit

The Landman star reflects on working with Taylor Sheridan, being married six times, enjoying “psychedelic refreshments,” and his attitude about fans

On the 30th anniversary of his White House-set rom-com The American President, the filmmaker talks about the coarsening of politics and why the movie now seems “quaint”

Tim Robinson’s HBO comedy takes our mundane struggles with customer service to dizzying heights of paranoia and dread

On the 10th anniversary of the short-lived, darkly funny Amazon series, creator Steven Conrad and stars Kurtwood Smith and Terry O’Quinn reflect on what made it special

The Breaking Bad creator finally ­returns to TV with a brand-new show that channels some of his own anxieties — and frets for the future of mankind

In an excerpt from a new book that goes behind the scenes of Quentin Tarantino’s 2019 blockbuster, the director and his star recount how the famous “freakout” came to be

It: Welcome to Derry executive producer Barbara Muschietti told Rolling Stone about the decision to feature a song from the Tony Award–winning musical

In an excerpt from a massive new book on the making of Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood, the filmmaker goes looking for the perfect 1960s killer hippies and discovers a handful of the 21st century’s biggest stars

The Have I Got News for You co-host and Daily Show alum on the red state-blue state divide, his roots in journalism, and his new memoir, a love letter to his son about lessons in masculinity

The director of the five-hour docuseries on Martin Scorsese opens up about why she wanted to profile America’s greatest living director — and why he said yes

Taking a walk in the woods with the Succession breakout, who’s now stealing Season Two of Nobody Wants This

The series creator and the British (!) actor talk about the explosive showdown between law enforcement and the Dark Hearts in the Pennsylvania woods

The actress was quirky and lovable, but made of steel — and her indelible roles in the 1970s made her one of the New Hollywood greats

The new Apple TV+ docuseries follows two dozen chefs in the pursuit of perfection — driving home the dramatic highs and lows of life in the kitchen

Gunn talks about the musical cameos in Peacemaker and looks ahead at Supergirl and Lanterns

Star Rose Byrne and writer-director Mary Bronstein talk about the inspirations and motivations behind the new horror-surrealist-dark comedy mashup

Fact-checking the latest installment of Ryan Murphy’s series on notorious killers

Co-showrunner Andy Parker on developing the funny and poignant coming-of-age tale at the center of the new Netflix series

Paul Thomas Anderson’s epic adventure is powered by insightful and surprising music references, from the cast to the needle drops and beyond

A long conversation with the filmmaker and star of the best movie of the year

The director’s first solo feature — the sports biopic The Smashing Machine, starring Dwayne Johnson — is the result of a little luck, a lot of perseverance, and a punch or two to the face

Chicago native and Emmy winner set to perform for biggest crowd of his career next July

The president’s mission to silence late-night hosts — and media corporations’ willingness to capitulate in the name of money — is setting a terrifying precedent

The Latina comedian talks about the third hour in her Netflix stand-up trilogy, growing up with an undocumented mom, and why joy is the best weapon against the chaotic politics of our time

“If it can happen to someone as wealthy and powerful and visible as Jimmy Kimmel, think about what they’re willing and able to do to any average American,” Eichner writes in our op-ed

Greg Daniels and Michael Koman discuss the choice to set their Office spinoff at a small-town paper, the value of real reporting, and how they brought a dying newsroom to life

Predators director David Osit and To Catch a Predator host Chris Hansen discuss why the early-aughts show became so popular — and at what cost

The breakout star of the new Jordan Peele-produced football horror movie talks about bringing his real-life athletic experience to his biggest role yet

He was also a groundbreaking environmentalist, the patron saint of the independent-film movement, an Oscar-winning director, a top-tier actor, and a genuine cinematic icon

As the Amazon Prime series finally comes to an end, maybe its series finale can convince people to start acting normal online again

This year’s ceremony largely honored the year’s strongest and most interesting work — but a ill-conceived charity gambit cruelly undermined the whole thing

There may be no actor better at playing emotional devastation. We met up with him in London to try to figure out why

Pull up a chair, have some braciole, and see how much you know about one of the greatest shows ever

The actor behind David St. Hubbins looks back at four decades of Spinal Tap — and his best scene on Better Call Saul

 ”I think it was obvious to us that we’re not gonna pretend we’re in our forties,” says Shearer, who co-stars in Spinal Tap II: The End Continues

The father-son duo talk about collaborating on Ronan’s directorial debut, which puts Daniel onscreen for the first time in eight years

Before TV superstardom, Drescher was unforgettable in This Is Spinal Tap. She looks back at her iconic publicist character  — and reveals whether Tap and The Nanny share a universe

Jackson, who will star in the spinoff NOLA King, makes his debut in the new trailer

Director Nia DaCosta and star Jack O’Connell take us inside the making of the next film in the horror franchise, set to premiere in January

The Oh, Hi! star tells Rolling Stone about finally playing an asshole, treating social media like a job, and why situationships can sting so much

Freakier Friday star Manny Jacinto tells Rolling Stone he’s using career setbacks to get him ready for the next big thing

The director talks about his newest film, working with A$AP Rocky, and why he’s not a visionary

With the Season Three conclusion of And Just Like That… the nearly 30-year franchise came to a close. It wasn’t perfect, but it was a triumph

The director of My Undesirable Friends, a documentary about Russia’s crackdown on journalists before the invasion of Ukraine, talks about making her epic five-hour film and why it’s a warning for the U.S.

Netflix’s newest murder-mystery drama turns the critical thinking down and the soapy goodness all the way up.

Filmmaker Margaret Brown talks about her four-part HBO docuseries on the grisly — and still unsolved — 1991 killing of four teenage girls

The writer-director opens up about the origins behind the hotly anticipated horror movie that sparked a bidding war

As he prepares to adapt the new book Ghosts of Hiroshima, the director talks about the lessons of America’s use of the atomic bomb in World War II, and how the horrors of the past connect to our future

The Naked Gun star explains what he’s learned over nearly 50 years of acting, his one rule for success, and why he loved working with Pam Anderson

Impossible to see for nearly 40 years, Night of the Juggler returns to screen as a time capsule with a vengeance

The all-time champion of the MTV reality competition franchise breaks down Season 41, looks back at his stint on Traitors, and says there’s a lot more of his saga yet to be written

Showrunner Saladin K. Patterson talks about updating a series that once represented “the common-sense middle” for an age of political extremism and cultural upheaval

Sacha Jenkins’ invaluable Netflix documentary Sunday Best re-examines the television host’s fight for racial equality, one groundbreaking musical act at a time

He’s reimagined Fargo and Legion for the small screen. Now, he’s taking on an iconic franchise with Alien: Earth. On a visit to his Austin office, we explore what sparks his drive, singular vision, and famously exacting eye

In a moment when Hollywood and the media are gripped by fear, Trey Parker and Matt Stone stepped to the mic and dropped a balls-out critique of President Trump and Paramount

As the final season of The Summer I Turned Pretty hits screens, maybe it’s time to push for something more interesting

As Theo Huxtable, the actor got — and gave — a crash course on growing up in one of the series’ best episodes 

As a teen, the actor, who died July 20 at age 54, showed the nimble comedic chops that helped make The Cosby Show a classic

The writer-director of DC Studios’ smash hit digs into the story of making the movie, and looks ahead at Supergirl, Peacemaker Season 2, and the DCU’s future  

How well do you know the goings on at Paddy’s Pub? Take this quiz to find out

Consider this your official spell book to Practical Magic 2, starring Nicole Kidman, Sandra Bullock, Dianne Wiest, Stockard Channing, Joey King, and others

Yes, the long reign of late-night has been coming to a slow end due to the internet, but don’t be fooled: There’s much more than money at the root of this show’s demise

The Bear is still a comedy! Voters really like The White Lotus! Hollywood people love a show about Hollywood! And other revelations from today’s announcements

With Season Three of Strange New Worlds about to debut, a close look at where the franchise has gone in the streaming era, and where it might be headed

Let’s state the obvious: the seventh season of the show was an absolute mess

The writer-director takes us behind the scenes of the Peacock series’ latest season and inside his creative process on some of Hollywood’s biggest franchises

The Mountainhead director talks about skewering the technocrats in his latest dark comedy

Onstage and onscreen, the Hacks breakout and Too Much star is bold, bratty, and slightly deranged. In person, she’s just a shy, soft-spoken Midwestern girl living out God’s plan

The IRL Chef Marcus takes us behind the scenes of the creative process and ponders what’s next in Season Five

The classic Nineties teen comedy still haunts our cultural imagination, perfectly summing up everything cool about its era

The actor, who died at age 67, could play tenderhearted characters — but he’ll be remembered for his men who spoke softly and carried a sharp straight-razor

Does this moving bottle episode mark the end of the series or just open a whole new tomato can of questions?

Netflix’s onetime global sensation goes out (we think?) on a muddled, unsatisfying note — and a puzzling cameo

Whether it’s hyperfocused on just one character or joining the extended Berzatto family in one supersized setup, the show zeroes in on the emotional details that matter

In an excerpt from her book, I Want to Burn This Place Down, Maris Kreizman writes about the way law enforcement officers are mythologized in popular culture — and how she became ‘radicalized’ by reality

As it approaches a record-setting 17th season, we look at how a show about a bunch of Philly dirtbags became the longest-running — and possibly funniest — sitcom ever

The filmmaker and screenwriter Alex Garland open up about why they wanted to return to the virus-infected world of 28 Days Later

The hit reality show’s music supervisors tell us how they approach getting the right song for every first kiss and heartbreak

Why Steven Spielberg’s game-changing story of three men and a shark still bites hard five decades later

On a “bitching” tour of his Canadian hometown, the beloved Bear actor talks about his journey from small-town kid to chef, recovering addict, and family man

The actor digs into the intersection of his outspoken leftist politics and his portrayal of late-19th-century tycoon George Russell on the HBO series