Entertainment
The Gilded Age is a story of ambition in one of the most high stakes periods in New York City’s history.
Whether it's ruthless ambition, idealistic public service, or sheer bureaucratic chaos, political shows capture the absurdity and drama of governance in a way that feels both escapist and eerily familiar.
Rogen stars as Matt Remick, the newly appointed head of the struggling Continental Studios, a onetime powerhouse now reduced to chasing superhero franchises and viral trends.
Journalism has long been perceived as dry or overly serious, yet here it becomes fertile ground for awkward banter, workplace politics, and mockumentary-style hijinks.
Late night television has long been the cultural mirror of America—blending comedy, commentary, and charisma into a format that reflects the times and, at its best, shapes them.
It’s more than just a hockey show; it’s a masterclass in tension, storytelling, and the high stakes of living authentically in the public eye.