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Larry David crafted a show about mortifying social encounters that somehow left us feeling comforted.

The good old days are over as studios will spend less money on quality productions and special effects and do less work on location.

In honor of The Sopranos turning 25 on January 10, we're revealing behind the scenes facts about the seminal HBO drama you might not know.

On its 25th anniversary, David Chase, Edie Falco, and others looks back on how much the TV landscape has changed since the show made its debut.

Television as a popular medium died 25 years ago. It’s time to mourn.

As the power in Hollywood has moved from film to the small screen, so has the much-mythologised alpha male auteur.

Former veteran TV writer Patty Lin has a problem with the lionization of "auteur showrunners" such as her former boss, Vince Gilligan.

From Tony Soprano, Don Draper, and Walter White to Kendall Roy, writer Brett Martin breaks down how TVs difficult men have changed in the last decade.

In Maureen Ryan's Burn It Down, crew, writers and actor Orlando Jones discuss disparate treatment between stars Nichole Beharie and Tom Mison.

The New Female Antihero explores how misogyny undermines televisions strong female antiheros and how that, in turn, stunts our cultures ability to embrace feminism.