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10 HBO Shows That Aged Poorly
HBO is known for its groundbreaking series, but not every show has aged as well as others.
Michael Fassbender Invents the Future in New 'Steve Jobs' Trailer
Michael Fassbender, Kate Winslet, Seth Rogen and Jeff Daniels star in director Danny Boyle's biographical drama.
Michael Fassbender is 'Steve Jobs' in New Full-Length Trailer
Michael Fassbender stars as the late Apple co-founder int he first full-length trailer for Danny Boyle's biopic, which opens Oct. 9.
First Look at Michael Fassbender as Steve Jobs
Universal Pictures has unveiled the teaser trailer for the upcoming biopic from director Danny Boyle and screenwriter Aaron Sorkin.
'Steve Jobs' Finally Begins Production
After a few delays, principal photography has begun on Danny Boyle's biopic of the late Apple founder, played by Michael Fassbender.
Following 'The Newsroom,' Aaron Sorkin Will Say Goodbye to TV
The West Wing creator says that following the conclusion of his current HBO drama, he has no plans to return to television.
Christian Bale Exits Steve Jobs Biopic
The Oscar winner reportedly concluded he wasn't right for the role of the late Apple CEO in Danny Boyle's film.
Christian Bale Confirmed For 'Jobs'
The Oscar winner will star in director Danny Boyle's biopic of the late Apple CEO, screenwriter Aaron Sorkin confirmed.
The Sorkin That Was: <i>Studio 60 On The Sunset Strip</i>
Tomorrow sees the much-anticipated debut of The Newsroom, which marks not only Aaron Sorkin's return to television but also his first non-broadcast network show. But, before we get there, let's consider the show that marked the end of his relationship with broadcast, the short-lived Studio 60 On The Sunset Strip.
The Sorkin That Was: <i>The West Wing</i>
As the world speeds toward the debut of Aaron Sorkin's new HBO drama, The Newsroom, this weekend, we're looking back at his previous highs and lows on television. Sports Night was fun enough, but when it comes to the really good stuff, there's no alternative to The West Wing.
The Sorkin That Was: <i>Sports Night</i>
With The Newsroom premiering on HBO this weekend, perhaps it's time to reminisce over creator Aaron Sorkin's television career to date. Whether The West Wing or Studio 60, you know what you're going to get when you watch a Sorkin show: Fast-paced dialogue that mixes the smart snark with an almost overwhelming sincerity. And here's where it all began: Sports Night.
Why Television Isn't a 'Writers' Medium'
If common wisdom is to be believed, movies are a directors' medium, whereas television is a writers' medium. And, on the face of it, that appears to be true: Movies, after all, can afford the time and money to set up visually spectacular shots that will stay with the viewer in a way that television rarely (if ever) can, leaving television relying on the stories they're telling in order to win people over. But … a writers' medium? Really?
HBO Picks Up Aaron Sorkin Drama
The cable network has given the greenlight to an untitled project from Aaron Sorkin centering on a cable news anchor played by Jeff Daniels.