As much as I would have loved to have the full ten-minute version of “All Too Well” when Red first came out in 2012, getting a chance to relive the song as an adult and grow up with Taylor is what I (and other heartbroken fans) needed before experiencing “ATW” in all of its glory. Taylor Swift has grown into an artist that redefined the music industry, and she has perfected the heartbreak ballad with “All Too Well (10-Minute Version) (Taylor’s Version) (From the Vault).

Her glasses game is STRONG. If we’ve learned anything from Ali Wong and Randall Park’s new rom-com Always Be My Maybe, it’s that the world doesn’t deserve Keanu Reeves. If the movie left us questioning anything, it was this: Where does Ali Wong get her glasses? Ever since the film hit Netflix, the internet has been in a frenzy over the multiple frames Wong’s characters wears — at work, on dates, at her kitchen table.

Emma Roberts. Con artist and fortune teller Maggie Esmerelda has been dealing with quite the moral dilemma on this season’s American Horror Story: Freak Show. Will she betray her true love or her partner-in-crime? Will the freaks ever be able to accept her as one of their own — and trust the fact that she might actually be able to help them? This week’s episode had Maggie coming clean, but who knows whether she’ll stay that way.

A still from Push. Carey Mulligan had this year’s one true star-is-born moment at Sundance. She’s on her way to being a serious movie star, with a sharp ensemble part in The Greatest and a gobsmacking star turn in the Nick Hornby–scripted An Education. We spoke to Mulligan about having an “out-of-body experience” at Sundance and realizing how young she looks in a school uniform. You’re the talk of the festival.

Stand-up Ari Shaffir delivered this nearly four-hour-long lecture, chock full of helpful advice for up and coming comics, onstage at The Comedy Store earlier this month and it’s well-worth listening to despite its considerable length. Ari Shaffir Has Four Hours of Advice for Young […] ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7t8HLrayrnV6YvK57kWlobGdgaXyivshmqqGZlpu2s3nHmqpmnp%2Bqv260zq6prGWfm3qisNWimp5llqS%2FbsXOrqWgZZOkuqawyJqlrGaYqbqt

Sheryl Lee Ralph has big plans for her post-Emmys career, so long as the younger generations keep hiring her. Into It with Sam Sanders Get the latest episodes Thursdays. Subscribe to the podcast here. Photo: JJ Geiger Into It with Sam Sanders Get the latest episodes Thursdays. Subscribe to the podcast here. When Sheryl Lee Ralph won the Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for her work on Abbott Elementary, she wasn’t just accepting praise for playing Barbara Howard, the tough-but-sweet, quietly hilarious kindergarten teacher she plays in Quinta Brunson’s ABC sitcom.

Ballers Flamingos Season 1 Episode 10 Editor’s Rating 1 stars * «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » Ballers Flamingos Season 1 Episode 10 Editor’s Rating 1 stars * «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » It’s official: Ballers is Entourage for guys with NFL Sunday Ticket packages. After nine weeks of giving this show the benefit of the doubt, Ballers’ full transformation into an Entourage clone took place during its season finale, “Flamingos” — and I’m kinda pissed off about it.

Below Deck Mediterranean Oh Snap! Season 5 Episode 6 Editor’s Rating 3 stars *** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » Below Deck Mediterranean Oh Snap! Season 5 Episode 6 Editor’s Rating 3 stars *** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » As this boat stays docked, the plot seems stalled too, and I’m starting to feel like a restless charter guest.

“Murphy overwhelms everyone, even himself, with his gift of gab. He wants the world to be a faster place…” Photo: New York Magazine Editor’s note: This review originally appeared in the December 10, 1984, issue of New York. We’re republishing it to mark the release of Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F this week. Eddie Murphy is an example of democratic man stretched to his limits. Like many entertainers, he has an instinct for what the audience will embrace as the central response to any situation — he knows how to position himself at the center of our emotions so that we see ourselves in him.

Boardwalk Empire What Does the Bee Do? Season 2 Episode 4 «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » Boardwalk Empire What Does the Bee Do? Season 2 Episode 4 «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » Well, now: This is the Boardwalk Empire I like to see. Last night’s episode was the show’s best by a country mile — a distance more or less equivalent to the one Chalky White traversed to get from the metaphorical fields to his own current manse.