John Semley

Alan Moore’s mammoth new book, ’Jerusalem,’ is ambitious—but he’s hardly the first literary light to explore the meaning and possibility of the fourth dimension

Andy Samberg’s Lonely Island comedy trio explain how their tribute/parody film springs from a bona fide love of pop

ESPN’s 7.5-hour documentary uses O.J.’s story as a Trojan horse to plumb America’s central theme: race

Louis Theroux—who has made a career trying to understand subcultures in his oddball way—is the perfect man to tackle Scientology

Our laws may soon be laxer than Holland’s—and a lot more corporate

An artifact of ’90s disaffection, ’The X-Files’ returns—tailored for our current era of government distrust

The blockbuster filmmaker’s lightly camouflaged world view comes out of the closet in 13 Hours

Netflix lures back Amy Poehler, Bradley Cooper and a superstar cast for a prequel series that’s even more ridiculous than the original

The very foundations of the new Jurassic Park film is a hyper-nostalgia that literally lets us relive the thrill of the original film

Christopher Nolan’s ’Interstellar’ is perfectly in tune with our Hadfieldian moment of pop astronomy