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The Italian director speaks on the moviegoing public’s relationship to ‘Call Me by Your Name,’ and how Bob Dylan may be his next muse
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Sean Fennessey sits down with director Luca Guadagnino to discuss how his latest film, Suspiria, relates to the stories he’s chosen to tell thus far, the moviegoing public’s relationship to Call Me by Your Name, and how Bob Dylan may be his next muse.
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Van and Rachel discuss the reaction to ‘Swarm,’ and Ringer podcast manager and host of ‘Blackballed’ Chelsea Stark-Jones joins to discuss the NFL’s history with race
James Allcott sits down with Rory Jennings to critically break down THAT Conte interview, taking a close look at who is to blame, the Tottenham culture or Conte himself?
Ryan Hunn joins Ian to look back on the men’s FA Cup quarterfinals
Derek unpacks his thoughts about GPT-4 and what it means to (maybe) be at the beginning of a sea change in technology
The Roys are a group of genuinely loathsome, irritating characters with few, if any, redeeming qualities. How has ‘Succession’ managed to make us care about them for so long?
The lads wrap up the final weekend of Six Nations action, , including a much improved England performance, some fight from Wales in Paris, and a nervous last few minutes in Edinburgh
