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Posted 9/21/09 on Vulture
David Simon

David Simon Still Mostly Emmy-less

'Generation Kill' lost all three Emmys it was nominated for last night.

Filed Under: david simon, emmys, generation kill, kudos, little dorrit, tv

Posted 8/4/08 on Vulture
Overnights

‘Generation Kill’ Shifts Into Death Drive

And so we encounter another smattering of profundities.

Filed Under: generation kill, overnights, tv

Posted 7/28/08 on Vulture
Overnights

‘Generation Kill’: Now We See Why Everyone Thinks This Is So Great

They're in the shit, but now it's coming from above. (It's rolling downhill, as they say.)

Filed Under: generation kill, hbo, overnights, tv

Posted 7/28/08 on Vulture
Chat Room

Stark Sands on Fratty Behavior on the ‘Generation Kill’ Set

Leading Bravo Platoon 2 through hostile towns in this past weekend's episode is 29-year-old Stark Sands, a Nolita resident.

Filed Under: chat room, generation kill, stark sands, tv

Posted 7/14/08 on Vulture
Overnights

‘Generation Kill’: Police That Mustache!

As we meet them, the Marines are hanging around Camp Mathilda, indulging their homoerotic impulses and wondering when they’ll get to invade Iraq.

Filed Under: david simon, ed burns, generation kill, hbo, overnights

Posted 6/1/07 on Vulture
The Industry

Almodóvar's ‘All About My Mother’ Heads to the Old Vic

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