The Last of Us
"It wasn’t a country song, wasn’t a folk song, or a rock song," Ronstadt said of her genre-defying ballad, "but I thought it was a really good song."
Series co-creator Craig Mazin explains how the key to unlocking the season's most emotional moment so far began with a text to a friend.
Nick Offerman and Murray Bartlett star in an hour of TV that instantly sets the bar for the rest of 2023.
The news comes just two episodes into the show's acclaimed first season.
No apocalypse to see here: "The Last of Us" is quickly becoming one of HBO's highest-rated series ever, both by Nielsen and by TV critics.
It's another episode of saying hello and farewell, this time showing Ellie and the audience how to move through this world.
Sony's PlayStation Productions chiefs talk with IndieWire about "Uncharted," "Gran Turismo," and the future of video-game adaptations.
Along with some 360-degree camerawork and some well-timed laughter, a whole Alberta town came together to make societal collapse feel true to the show's version of 2003.
The series debuted with HBO's second largest premiere viewership since 2010, after "House of the Dragon" last year.
A chilling symphony of an opening episode destroys one world, creates another, and expertly sets up a precise and punishing season of television.
"The character that I play in this show, 'The Last of Us,' Ellie, curses every two seconds," the "Game of Thrones" alum said.
Neil Druckmann and Craig Mazin's faithful HBO adaptation of the former's acclaimed video game follows Joel (Pedro Pescal) and Ellie (Bella Ramsey) as they make their way across a post-apocalyptic American landscape.
