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TV’s Best Talker: Aaron Sorkin on The Newsroom, Sorkinism, and Sounding Smart
The banter auteur is back on the small screen after a sojourn in Hollywood. And in talking about television, he just can’t contain himself.
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The banter auteur is back on the small screen after a sojourn in Hollywood. And in talking about television, he just can’t contain himself.
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The Zuck gets the yuk-yuk treatment.
Aaron Sorkin teases the speech that never happened.
From denim ensembles to Ryan Gosling–esque couture and all the white tracksuits in between.
What do Ron Swanson, Sandra Bullock, and J.J. Abrams have in common? One elegant typeface.
This time, he won't have his face replaced with Armie Hammer's.
It involves a green-screen mask.
A guide for the perplexed.
'Mad Men' and 'The Social Network' influences are strong with this one.
Obnoxious and arrogant fast-talk! Former drug problems! Feuds with blog commenters!
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But Tom Hooper lost to David Fincher.
See all the winners.
"It's annoying."
Surprises! Bad behavior! Christopher Nolan!
To keep all those intimidating actors on their toes.
It's all on IMDb.
Including, "Let movie stars tell you whom to vote for."
He'll be funny!
Breaking down the dynamics of the Oscar season's finest foursome.
The two biggest things that happened yesterday go head-to-head.
[Unintelligible Boston accents.]
Vulture's taken a look at the newest crop of contenders and the careful narrative crafted for each.
He's sorry, Mark Zuckerberg, it was just one of the characters in his movie who said those nasty things about you.