Martin Scorsese's The Wolf of Wall Street Gets November Date

By Mark Rozeman at 2:45 PM on March 1, 2013

Just in time for awards season, Martin Scorsese’s newest film, The Wolf of Wall Street, will open in theaters on Nov. 15, according to The Hollywood Reporter.   read more

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Eight Great TV Show Monologues

By Krystle Drew at 3:21 PM on January 24, 2013

A monologue—when well-written, delivered in the right scene by the right actor and backed by the right music—can do amazing things to a scene.  read more

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Boardwalk Empire Review: "Margate Sands" (Episode 3.12)

By Michelle Rafferty at 3:48 PM on December 3, 2012

Last week we saw Nucky Thompson at the lowest and perhaps most likable he’s ever been.  read more

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Boardwalk Empire Review: "A Man, A Plan" (Episode 3.10)

By Michelle Rafferty at 3:42 PM on November 19, 2012

It’s getting to be about that time on Boardwalk. The season’s body count is dangerously high, yet Mickey Doyle is still alive.   read more

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Boardwalk Empire Review: "The Milkmaid's Lot" (Episode 3.09)

By Michelle Rafferty at 12:10 PM on November 12, 2012

This season has been chock-full of gobsmacking conclusions.  read more

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Boardwalk Empire Review: "The Pony" (Episode 3.08)

By Michelle Rafferty at 1:00 PM on November 5, 2012

In addition to the off-season, it’s been eight episodes—ages in TV time—since Nucky shot down his former protégé for all his cronies to see.   read more

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Boardwalk Empire Review: "Sunday Best" (Episode 3.07)

By Michelle Rafferty at 10:41 AM on October 29, 2012

What started as an episode of innocuous Easter ritual (and sex on the dining room table) soon turned into what will surely be one of Boardwalk’s most indelible murder scenes.  read more

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Boardwalk Empire Review: "Ging Gang Goolie" (Episode 3.06)

By Michelle Rafferty at 10:52 AM on October 22, 2012

At the end of this week's episode all the scary suspense dissipated into a different kind when Margaret discovered that “the intruder” was actually Mr. Slater.  read more

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Boardwalk Empire Review: "You'd Be Surprised" (Episode 3.05)

By Michelle Rafferty at 10:40 AM on October 15, 2012

The overhead shot of Rosetti, clambering down the hallway of human carcasses, belt-leash still tied, was his most graphic scene yet, in an episode just short of its coup de grace.  read more

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Boardwalk Empire Review: "Blue Bell Boy" (Episode 3.04)

By Michelle Rafferty at 10:33 AM on October 8, 2012

One of the biggest complaints about Boardwalk is that it’s “boring,” and admittedly this episode would probably not be the best prop when counter-arguing that sentiment.  read more

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