How will Aaron Sorkin teach us the error of our ways without Will McAvoy yelling at us every Sunday?

If you're staying in this Friday night, check out a political comedian whose name isn't Stewart or Colbert.

If you think Ricky Gervais was annoying at the Golden Globes, on Twitter after the Globes and on Life's Too Short where he continued to talk about the Globes, you'll probably want to just stop watching this show.

April is here! War is coming! Cue the theme music! HODOR!

The new HBO series Luck premieres tonight. Hey, football's not on, so at least give it a shot.

Two of the biggest pop culture icons of the '60s and '70s share a stage for a chat about their illustrious pasts. In one chair, you've got the director of such seminal comedies as The Producers, Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein and Spaceballs (we won't bring up Dracula: Dead and Loving It if you won't), and opposite him there's the late-night chat show host who traded witticisms and barbs with such folks as John and Yoko and Groucho Marx.

After a long and bumpy run, the eighth and final season of HBO's dude-man-dudiest show is finally here.