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Chris Rock talks ‘Fargo’ and dealing with a pandemic

Comedian stars in series’ latest storyline, set in dapper gangland of 1950s Kansas City

Chris Rock, at his home in New Jersey, September 8, 2020. Rock plays a mannered, methodical crime lord in 1950s Kansas City for the upcoming season of "Fargo," the production of which was interrupted by the pandemic.

Brian Cox talks ‘Succession’ and the Emmys

Emmy-nominated show is about the inner workings of a rich and powerful family

Brian Cox in a scene from 'Succession'.

Neil Gaiman’s ‘The Sandman’ becomes an audio drama

‘The Sandman’, fantasy comic-book series, was originally published from 1989 to 1996

Author Neil Gaiman

Jerry Seinfeld goes back to his roots for new comedy

The comedian, who has a new special out, spoke about his quarantine reflections

Jerry Seinfeld

Martin Scorsese is ready for life’s next chapter

The director sheds light on ‘The Irishman’, Marvel feud and what the future holds

The filmmaker Martin Scorsese in New York on Dec. 11, 2019. In a wide-ranging interview, the director talks about his own mortality, the treatment of women in his movies, and moviemaking in the Netflix age. (Philip Montgomery/The New York Times)

Michelle Wolf doesn’t want to be your folk hero

The comedian returns with her Netflix stand-up special ‘Joke Show’

The stand-up comedian Michelle Wolf in New York.

Paul Rudd is a one-man double act in new show

In the series, he plays a dejected brand executive who suddenly has a clone to deal with

The actor Paul Rudd in New York on Sept. 5, 2019. The star of "Ant-Man" and "Avengers: Endgame" confronts himself, quite literally, playing both an imperfect man and his perfect clone in "Living With Yourself." (Valerie Chiang/The New York Times)

Demi Moore lets her guard down with book ‘Inside Out’

At 56, the star finally lets audiences see her without any barriers or artifices

Actress Demi Moore, whose new memoir is titled "Inside Out," in Beverly Hills, Calif., on Aug. 20, 2019. The book is a candid personal narrative in which Moore fills in not only the details surrounding the most visible parts of her history but the portions of her life that she once fought to protect. (Ramona Rosales/The New York Times)

‘Stranger Things’ kids on strange growing up years

The hit show returns for its third season, with its leads now in their teens

The cast of "Stranger Things," from left, Caleb McLauhglin, Noah Schnapp, Sadie Sink, Finn Wolfhard, Millie Bobby Brown, and Gaten Matarazzo

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