Peter Jackson’s nearly eight-hour Beatles documentary, Get Back, doesn’t lack for much, and even pulls off the remarkable feat of offering fresh insight into one of the most pored-over groups in music history. And yet still, somehow, some were left wanting more. On Twitter, Jesse Hawken — a prolific poster …
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Rolling Stone will explore the incredible rise and fall of drug kingpin Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzman inUSA v. Chapo: The Drug War Goes on Trial, which premieres March 11th onFacebook Watch. The five part film, directed Bernardo Ruiz of Jigsaw Productions, is available via the show’s Facebook page. New episodes …
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Brian Wilson‘s life has been chronicled in countless books, movies and documentaries over the years, but nearly all of them focus either on his 1960s heyday as the creative force behind the Beach Boys or the difficult decades that followed in which he struggled with mental illness, obesity, drug addiction …
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A veil is lifted in the final episode of The Fourth Estate, Liz Garbus’ new Showtime docu-series about the New York Times‘ coverage of the Donald Trump presidency. (It premieres on May 27th.) The Washington bureau’s conservative politics correspondent, Jeremy Peters, is reporting on Roy Moore’s failed bid for the …
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