television

We chate national networks, the threat of streaming, and the need for a new kind of reporting.

Maybe Padma knew she would eventually be GIF’ed making St. Elmo shrimp cocktail face.

That time they dressed in French-fry costumes.

This season promises to go to Eleven. Please pass the Eggos.

You may remember him from his kitchen antics on Good Eats, where he extolled the virtues of kitchen scales and probe thermometers. Or you might know him from the more recent Cutthroat Kitchen, where he reduced contestants to cooking meals in cages with lobster claws on their hands. However you know him, Food Network host […]

You may remember him from his kitchen antics on Good Eats, where he extolled the virtues of kitchen scales and probe thermometers. Or you might know him from the more recent Cutthroat Kitchen, where he reduced contestants to cooking meals in cages with lobster claws on their hands. However you know him, Food Network host […]

Costumes in the ‘Dressing Downton’ exhibition include hunting tweeds, formal gowns, servant get-ups, and a splendid purple number Maggie Smith wore.

Here’s the deal. Two Hoosier inventions have hit the big time, and my concepts are better.

From Leslie Knope to Jimmy Chitwood, a breakdown of the state’s best-known roles.

“He’s a new kind of genius,” says Julia Roberts. “Which of course means he’s regular old-time talent. He does everything, every part of the job.”

Race around the board as a dire wolf, dragon’s egg, raven, crown, White Walker, or the Iron Throne.

“I fear for my own safety in that house.”

“I’ve never eaten a Hot Pocket and then said, ‘I’m glad I ate that.’ It’s more like, ‘I’m gonna die.’”

“I got to meet Lorne [Michaels] and didn’t get home until 4:30 in the morning.”

Who can blame the TV late-night legend and native Hoosier for sticking around longer than he intended? It’s hard to say goodbye to family.