The comedian said she doubts the long-running show can "really sway" viewers' political opinions.
In the new Lena Dunham comedy, the actress stars as a woman more insufferable than any "Girls" character.
Tennant has a very Scottish correction for Trump.
McDormand will voice the creator in the end-of-the world Amazon show Good Omens.
Hear Trump's words as Scrooge McDuck would say them.
"It’s time to be positively rebellious and rebelliously positive," said the former Doctor Who.
The rest of the cast is pretty stellar as well.
Watch the former Doctor Who read a series of anti-Trump tweets.
Anyone devoted to William Shakespeare and, specifically, to his history plays had better make plans instantly to see The Royal Shakespeare Company's King and Country: Shakespeare's Great Cycle of Kings, at the Brooklyn Academy of Music's Harvey.
I'm thinking of quitting my job so that I can pursue my true purpose in life, which is keeping up-to-date on David Tennant.
Royal Baby! A Collision With a Street Lamp. That's Show Business!
When an WHYY intern recently emailed to say that Jennifer Lynn, the local host of "Morning Edition," wanted to interview me about my new book, I was thrilled. I was familiar with Lynn's work, of course; she'd recently conducted a terrific interview with former President Jimmy Carter.
While David Tennant was voted "The UK's favourite Doctor," on the original Netflix show Jessica Jones he's just plain brilliant as Kilgrave, the elegant psychopath with a creepy super power.
If you've strolled through a city or surfed the web recently, chances are you've found yourself locked in a staring match with Jessica Jones. Portraits of Krysten Ritter as the title character still lurk everywhere, her impressionistic gaze and porcelain skin beckoning your views.
He may be the last person who thinks it's a legitimate invite for a movie night.
How Could This Great Crime Drama Go So Wrong?
The verdict on Doctor Who's 50th anniversary year? Good, but too sparse. The final season for Matt Smith's Doctor got short-shrift by being cut in half, with the first half shown in 2012 and the second in the anniversary year 2013.
Dear Doctor: You had me at, "I'm not a ginger." When you open that blue door, my heart beats louder than the two of yours combined, because I have a problem that only a doctor can solve. Do you have a helping hand to spare? My problem is that I'm in love with a ten.