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The Limits of Cultural Revisionism in Hulu's 'Pam & Tommy'

Mini-series 'Pam & Tommy' seeks to bring depth and humanity to its oft-ridiculed titular leads. But it nonetheless revels in their mythology.

Maggie Kiley to direct CW's live-action pilot of 'The Powerpuff Girls'

Maggie Kiley to direct CW's live-action pilot of 'The Powerpuff Girls' ANI | Updated: Mar 09, 2021 18:46 IST Washington [US], March 9 (ANI): American television network CW has roped in filmmaker Maggie Kiley to helm the pilot for the Greg Berlanti-produced live-action take on the beloved Cartoon Network animated series 'The Powerpuff Girls'. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the series will be based on the original Cartoon Network animated series and characters created by Craig McCracken, Heather Regnier, and Diablo Cody, who will now pen the script. The duo will executive produce the series alongside Berlanti and his Berlanti Productions banner partner Sarah Schechter and TV president David Madden.

Maggie Kiley to direct pilot of 'The Powerpuff Girls'

'The Powerpuff Girls': Maggie Kiley to Direct The CW Live-Action Pilot

The CW's Powerpuff Girls has found its director. Maggie Kiley has been tapped to helm the pilot for the Greg Berlanti-produced live-action take on the beloved Cartoon Network animated series. Ordered to pilot last month, the drama revolves around the Powerpuff Girls, who used to be America's pint-sized superheroes. Now they’re disillusioned twentysomethings who resent having lost their childhood to crime fighting. Will they agree to reunite now that the world needs them more than ever? Based on the original Cartoon Network animated series and characters created by Craig McCracken, Heather Regnier ( Veronica Mars, Sleepy Hollow) and Diablo Cody (

Podcasts are hot, hot, hot as TV adaptations

Podcasts are hot, hot, hot as TV adaptations Mark Shanahan © Lesley Becker For years, Hollywood has mined books and long-form journalism to create successful television. Think “Westworld,” “The Leftovers,” “Big Little Lies,” and “McMillions,” all of which started on the printed page. Increasingly, though, the search for compelling source material is leading TV producers to adapt podcasts, audio stories whose established narratives and built-in audiences make them a good bet for the small screen. Amazon’s “Homecoming,” USA Network’s “Dirty John,” and ABC’s “Alex Inc.” are all examples of popular podcasts that have become television series. But they’re only the beginning. TV deals are so in vogue now that podcasts are being made with the express purpose of adapting them, and others are being optioned for substantial sums even before they’ve been released.

HomeFront: Thrillers, mysteries, 'Pixar Popcorn,' and lots of takeout

HomeFront: Thrillers, mysteries, ‘Pixar Popcorn,’ and lots of takeout By Marie Morris Globe Correspondent,Updated January 21, 2021, 4:35 p.m. Email to a Friend Adarsh Gourav and Priyanka Chopra Jonas in “The White Tiger.” ​Singh Tejinder/Netflix Welcome back to HomeFront, where we’re feeling lighthearted and well rested despite having engaged in a nonzero amount of day drinking this week. We needed a change, which the universe delivered in a shower of time-honored traditions and breathtaking fireworks. And by that of course I mean the ascension of meme king Bernie Sanders, whose social-media presence shattered the boundaries of time and space, and pandemic overachiever Amanda Gorman, who just since the first lockdowns has graduated from Harvard and written a poem people will be talking about for many, many years.