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Articles Written by: ALLISON WILLIAMS
Mad Men (Season three, episode two)
Don Draper and Co. continued their long, solemn march toward Emmy Awards this week. Don was lusty (again), but things are really getting humming on the business end of things at Sterling Cooper. Our five most ...
From ALLISON WILLIAMS,
Time Out New York,
24 Aug 2009
Mad Men: Season three, episode one
Who’s sick of Mad Men already? The show’s third season has been covered, promoted and talked about incessantly for the past month, but last night we finally got…exactly what we expected. The men drank, the women were ...
From ALLISON WILLIAMS,
Time Out New York,
17 Aug 2009
How ready are you for the big Mad Men premiere on Sunday? Check out our exclusive coverage:
• Vincent “Pete” Kartheiser in the Hot Seat: “Our audience might think of [Pete] as slimy and squirmy and kind of weaselly—and he can be all of those things.”
• ...
From ALLISON WILLIAMS,
Time Out New York,
14 Aug 2009
While we (in the present day) are dealing with job insecurity, so too are those at Sterling Cooper as Mad Men kicks off its third season. When our well-groomed, boozy friends left us, they were mid-merger with British advertising company PP&L. And, as ...
From ALLISON WILLIAMS,
Time Out New York,
13 Aug 2009
Bravo’s attempt at making The Real Houseteens of Manhattan was, at best, a rip-off of prime-time dramas to tide us over until fall. But there was something sad about watching real adolescents, rich as they might be, emulating the soap-opera mannerisms ...
From ALLISON WILLIAMS,
Time Out New York,
11 Aug 2009
It’s hard not to feel a little perverse glee in seeing party girl Lindsay Lohan fall to the level of cable made-for-TV movie. But while this comedy, originally intended for theaters, definitely belongs on the small screen, it’s one of the network’s ...
From ALLISON WILLIAMS,
Time Out New York,
17 Jul 2009
Crusty Anthony Bourdain is the classic local NYC celebrity: He’s smart, arrogant and creatively credentialed; his Kitchen Confidential launched the badass chef memoir genre and has been copied mercilessly ever since. In the first episode of his ...
From ALLISON WILLIAMS,
Time Out New York,
13 Jul 2009
In the grand tradition of made-for-TV miniseries, this one wrapping up next weekend, a motley crew of estranged family members and plucky scientists band together to stop the “extinction-level event” of the meteor hitting Earth. You know, like they did ...
From ALLISON WILLIAMS,
Time Out New York,
10 Jul 2009
It’s not every country in which salesmen are celebrities, but when Billy Mays passed away last week, his life was being mentioned alongside Michael Jackson’s and Farrah Fawcett’s. Today, an all-day marathon of his Discovery channel show about pitching ...
From ALLISON WILLIAMS,
Time Out New York,
1 Jul 2009
Dance has been a ritualized, sexualized and demonized human activity since the days of the cavemen, who used to do the Robot around the campfire to pass the time. And now it’s a workout scheme, in a reality show hosted by that chick from Hairspray ...
From ALLISON WILLIAMS,
Time Out New York,
29 Jun 2009
