Quiz: Which One Costs More?Each neighborhood in New York City has its own assigned personality. And the Upper East Side carries the distinction of being associated with, say, exorbitantly expensive spa treatments and diamond-encrusted dog collars.
Priceless Moments in Louie’s New SeasonAge, looks, depression — the gang’s all here! No Louie neurosis goes unturned in season five of the FX series (which premieres April 9 at 10:30 p.m.). Watch these three previews for a peek at the humdrum obstacles your favorite antihero must face.
It’s the Louie Clip Battle!He may be a loving father, bummed-out single guy, and genuinely confused citizen — but at heart, Louis C.K. is a thinker.
Worst. Date. Ever.From uncomfortable to a little less uncomfortable, the intermittent romantic interludes on Louie have riffed on one underlying theme in his love life: This probably isn’t going end well.
Louis C.K.’s Guide to Parenting“It is easier to build strong children to repair broken men,” is what Frederick Douglass, the great freedom fighter, once remarked about parenting.
6 Degrees of Louis C.K.Part of the thrill of watching Louie is star-spotting. That’s because the countless actors who make appearances on the FX series seem to work hard to surprise us.
The Red Road Refresher CourseTHE RED ROAD is back. The gripping thriller follows a New Jersey sheriff as he struggles to keep the peace between small town locals and a nearby Native American tribe. After a murder and cover-up drives a spike between the two worlds, an uneasy alliance is forged between the officer and a dangerous member of the tribe—but for deputy Harold Jensen, doing the right thing means putting his family in jeopardy. Take our refresher course to catch up on all the events, and then tune in to the season 2 premiere on April 2 10/9c on SundanceTV.
The Tao of Louie“Talking is always positive. That’s why I talk too much,” the ever-likable Louis C.K. once said.
Do You Have What It Takes to Be BARELY FAMOUS?In a hilarious new series from VH1, Sara and Erin Foster play the parts of shallow, stereotypical LA sisters who find themselves followed around by a film crew.
