Actor Khary Payton (King Ezekiel) and author Paul Vigna (Guts: The Anatomy of The Walking Dead) talk about Season 8 of AMC's 'The Walking Dead.'

YouTube executive Kevin Allocca discusses Vidiocracy, his new book about how the streaming site has revolutionized digital video.

Indie director Andrew Ahn shot all six episodes of the new Sundance Now series This Close, which tracks two best friends — one male, one female, both deaf — in and out of love in Los Angeles.

Author Jonathan Eig sorts out fact from legend in the new Muhammad Ali biography Ali: A Life. The heavyweight champ is more conflicted and more complicated than ever.

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Ben Feldman and Kelly Stables do Al Pacino impressions in a throwaway bit from NBC's 'Superstore.' HOO-AHH!

The Friendly Fire podcast is a funny, insightful look at contemporary and classic war films.

In the limited-series podcast Launch, screenwriter John August documents the business and creative story behind his new middle-grade novel Arlo Finch in the Valley of Fire. It’s a peak into the book, film and podcast worlds.

Jessica Nigri is a cosplay costumer and social-media star with 2.8 million Instagram followers. She’s the subject of a new documentary film from Rooster Teeth called ‘Becoming Jessica Nigri.’

Oscar-nominated filmmaker Matthew Heineman is the creator of the new Showtime documentary series ‘The Trade.’ He follows the parallel stories of the Mexican heroin cartels, the U.S. street trade, and the addicts affected by it.

Netflix's original film A Futile and Stupid Gesture premieres today with one of the best comedic casts since Animal House and Caddyshack. (Also, it’s about the making of Animal House and Caddyshack.) Actor Matt Walsh and producer Jonathan Stern talk about the Doug Kenney biopic.