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“Silicon Valley” Is Drone-Dropping You Free Pizza Just For Tweeting

HBO’s “Silicon Valley” Takes A Jab At Facebook’s Russian Headache

You Can Do Bong Hits With HBO’s “Silicon Valley” Crew–In VR

A new virtual reality experience built to promote the hit show’s fifth season launches on HTC’s Vive this Sunday.

Why Making a Show About a Hitman Finally Calmed Bill Hader Down

The former SNL star talks about hitting his mark with Barry, the HBO show he created, in which he plays a hitman with acting ambitions.

AT&T And Time Warner: Why Cord-Cutters Could Get Screwed Either Way

If you’ve cut the cable cord, you shouldn’t be rooting for AT&T and Time Warner’s merger to succeed. But then, you might not be much better off if it doesn’t.

Issa Rae Finally Has The Power–And She’s Not Letting Go

The creator and star of “Insecure” sees a cultural revolution that will expand the reach of her own voice, as well as fellow women of color.

HBO’s “Westworld” Comes To Life At SXSW, And You Can Visit

In advance of season two of the hit sci-fi show, the network is inviting festival attendees to visit a full replica of Sweetwater, the android-populated town at the center of it all.

“True Blood” Creator Alan Ball’s New HBO Show Takes On The Trump Era

Ball just wanted his series “Here and Now” to be a family drama with a metaphysical bent. Then the 2016 presidential election happened.

Al Pacino, King Of Playing Famous Pariahs For HBO, Should Play These Guys Too

Al Pacino cannot stop making HBO movies about disgraced public figures. Here are 11 ideas for which ones he can play next.

South-by-SouthWestworld: How HBO Is Bringing Its Hit Show To Life At SXSW

An ambitious “Westworld” activation at this year’s SXSW festival will let fans travel to Sweetwater and explore the space in greater depth than years past.

The 2 Dope Queens Are Making Room For You In The “Straight White Guys’ Club”

Phoebe Robinson and Jessica Williams use their hit podcast to elevate people of color, women, and the LGBTQ community. Now they’re bringing that inclusivity to HBO.

Steven Soderbergh’s HBO Series “Mosaic” Is Uncool And Confusing–Just As He Intended

Hollywood’s most daring director translates his innovative storytelling into an app and a mini-series that will make you rethink your everyday interactions.

Meryl Streep Joins Season Two Of HBO’s “Big Little Lies”

Gimlet Is A Multimedia Storytelling Brand, Not Just A Podcast Network, Says New CMO

Jenny Wall brings experience from HBO, Netflix, and Hulu to the home of “StartUp,” “Reply All,” and “Homecoming.” She sees huge potential for Gimlet that goes way beyond aural entertainment.

Gimlet Media is one step closer to becoming the “HBO of Audio”

15 Original Movies, TV Shows & Albums To Look Forward To In 2018

Remakes, spinoffs, and sequels are so 2017.

“Eastsiders” Creator Talks Sex Scenes & Stereotypes

Upending our expectations of gay relationships is Kit Williamson’s top priority on his Emmy-nominated web series.

Here’s Everybody From “The Wire” Who Now Works on “The Deuce”

If you enjoyed David Simon’s seminal series about Baltimore, you might recognize a few faces (and names) from his latest project, “The Deuce.”

Pamela Adlon Talks Mining Her Life For “Better Things”

The Emmy-nominated star of the FX series “Better Things” explains the thrill of making art from “something that feels sh—y.”