Val Kilmer Is on Tumblr, Everybody

Welcome him.

Anger About the Grammys Now Manifesting Itself in Actual Lawsuits

Latin jazz musicians are angry.

The Darkest Hour Trailer: Finally, Some Aliens That Aren’t Bugs

Starring Emile Hirsch and Joel Kinnaman.

Ryan Murphy Reveals the Supernatural Sex Shenanigans of American Horror Story

If you've been looking for a show where characters have cry-sex with ghosts, this is your series.

Wet Hot American Summer Celebrated Its Tenth Anniversary With Janeane Garofalo, Caped Boy, and a Self-Fellating Can of Beans

Highlights from last night's anniversary party.

Why the Cast of Jersey Shore Is the Most Articulate on TV

Say what you will about Snooki, The Situation, and the rest, but they are awake to the weirdness of their own celebrity, and sound like it.

The Vulture Transcript: Joe Piscopo Dissects His Career, From SNL to the Buff Era and Beyond

A candid chat with a comic who has been laughed with and laughed at — and is surprisingly upbeat about it all.

Ark Music Factory Won’t Ever, Ever Stop

See the new video from the makers of "Friday."

Showrunners Paul Lieberstein and Michael Schur Talk About the Upcoming Seasons of The Office and Parks and Recreation

"We're not playing out the cliffhanger beyond the cold open. Then we're done, and it's a new dynamic."

Why Greyson Chance Missed His Moment

His new album came out yesterday — didn't you know?

Ty Segall on Goodbye Bread, Numb Happiness, and His Intense, Personal Relationship With MTV’s Laguna Beach

"I knew Kristin Cavallari kinda well ..."

Danny Pudi on New Community Professor Michael K. Williams and What’s Coming Up for Abed

Troy and Abed, roommates at last.

Das Racist Are Janet Jackson, Ritchie Valens, DJ Khaled, Etc.

Hear their new single, "Michael Jackson."

Twixt Trailer: The Horror, the Horror

It's Francis Ford Coppola's latest.

Terence Blanchard Quintet

Like Quincy Jones before him, Blanchard is a hard-bop trumpeter with ambitions that stretch well beyond the bandstand: He's scored most of Spike Lee's films, spearheaded major jazz-education initiatives, and serves as a passionate advocate for post-Katrina New Orleans. Still, jazz improvisation remains the core of Blanchard's musical life, and he's best appreciated as a sharp and savvy bandleader with a keen eye for young talent. At the Birdland this week, hear his tight quintet of up-and-comers and the unadorned yet elegant peal of Blanchard's horn.

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