In Podmass, The A.V. Club sifts through the ever-expanding world of podcasts and recommends the previous weekâs best episodes. Have your own favorite? Let us know in the comments or at podmass@avclub.com.
Phoebe Judgeâs true-crime podcast Criminal examines various American criminal cases, including instances of police brutality, wrongful convictions, and domestic violence. The series bills itself as a podcast full of âstories of people whoâve done wrong, been wronged, or gotten caught somewhere in the middle.â GivenâŚ
Phoebe Judgeâs true-crime podcast Criminal examines various American criminal cases, including instances of police brutality, wrongful convictions, and domestic violence. In the video above, Judge discusses her plans for the podcastâs international expansion.
In Podmass, The A.V. Club sifts through the ever-expanding world of podcasts and recommends the previous weekâs best episodes. Have your own favorite? Let us know in the comments or at podmass@avclub.com.
Criminal is considered one of the forebears of the booming true-crime podcasting movement. Launched almost three years ago, the North Carolina-based, biweekly series bills itself as a podcast full of âstories of people whoâve done wrong, been wronged, or gotten caught somewhere in the middle.â Listen to a few episodesâŚ
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In an effort to both serve our readers and help support The A.V. Club, we are going to post daily links to deals and interesting items that we find over on Amazon. If you use these links to click through and buy somethingânot just the thing you clickedâon Amazon, we will see a portion of that income. You donât have toâŚ
Music fans who came of age during the era of Monica Lewinsky, Pearl Jam, and Friends may experience a strong sense of dĂŠjĂ vu while watching âHooking Up With Girls,â the latest video from Brooklyn alternative rock band It Was Romance. Itâs a newly made clip for a newly released track, yet something about it seems soâŚ
Though he spent the bulk of the â90s playing iconic heroes like Wyatt Earp and Robin Hood, Kevin Costnerâs been eager to tap into his dark side as of late. His latest film, Criminal, sees him playing a volatile death-row inmate who, for some reason, is given a chance at redemption when heâs implanted with a CIAâŚ
After making his name playing straight-arrow good guyâfrom Elliott Ness to Robin Hood to a certain pee-drinking man-fishâKevin Costner has taken to playing against type in recent years, as he does here in Criminal, where he plays a remorseless, unfeeling killer. Thereâs a twist, however, as Gary Oldmanâs CIA bossâŚ
In Podmass, The A.V. Club sifts through the ever-expanding world of podcasts and recommends 10â15 of the previous weekâs best episodes. Have your own favorite? Let us know in the comments or at podmass@avclub.com.
The mission behind the Chicago-based Third Coast International Audio Festival (affectionately nicknamed the âSundance Film Festival Of Radioâ) is delivering curated radio stories from all over the world to listeners everywhere. Thanks to an active web and social media presence, public listening events like the ThirdâŚ
In Podmass, The A.V. Club sifts through the ever-expanding world of podcasts and recommends 10â15 of the previous weekâs best episodes. Have your own favorite? Let us know in the comments or at podmass@avclub.com.
Above Averageâs new Criminal Crimes series, which began on September 10 with an episode charmingly titled âWe Found Semen,â is turning into a nicely absurd, deadpan parody of grisly TV police procedurals. In the pilot, stoic homicide detectives McGarf (Danny Jolles) and Keebler (Matt Rogers) graphically discussedâŚ
On Monday, we suggested where to get started with comics for those who havenât yet sunk their teeth into the meaty medium. Today, weâre letting people who work in comic-book shops stump for their favorites. The only parameters are that the comics be widely available, so thereâs nothing rare or hard to find on thisâŚ
In Podmass, The A.V. Club sifts through the ever-expanding world of podcasts and recommends 10â15 of the previous weekâs best episodes. Have your own favorite? Let us know in the comments or at podmass@avclub.com.
In Podmass, The A.V. Club sifts through the ever-expanding world of podcasts and recommends 10â15 of the previous weekâs best episodes. Have your own favorite? Let us know in the comments or at podmass@avclub.com.
Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips are the current reigning kings of crime comics, and their landmark series Criminal returns after four years with a one-shot from Image Comics on February 25. Printed in the standard comic-book formatâas well as a special oversized edition, like the first issue of Brubaker and Phillipsâ âŚ
The casting for director Ariel Vromenâs Criminal has been pretty solid so far. It already has Kevin Costner, Gary Oldman, and Tommy Lee Jones, so the only thing itâs really missing is a young person to run in and shout, âHey, whatâs with all of these old people? Am I right, fellow teens?â Thankfullyâas reported by Variety
