We’re back! The wonderful Carol Burnett and I had so much fun last year on TCM cohosting films that she spoofed on The Carol Burnett Show that we decided to do it again. Join us on Thursday, Nov. 27 and Friday, Nov. 28 beginning at 8ET/5PT for a lineup of musicals and their corresponding sketches.

Spent a fun and fascinating hour on stage with this guy last night for the SAG-AFTRA Foundation discussing his entire career up to his magnificent performance in Jay Kelly. Our conversation will be on Foundation’s YouTube page soon. 📷: Araya Doheny for Getty Entertainment

Diane Ladd’s passing today saddens me but also makes me so glad our TCM film festival and cruise exist. Diane joined us on the cruise in 2019 and it was so special to hear her stories and feel her passion firsthand. Sending love to her family and friends.

What a pleasure to interview the ridiculously impressive cast of Jay Kelly, directed by Noah Baumbach, at a special screening of the film. It’s in theaters next month (and on Netflix in December) and it’ll remind you of everything from Preston Sturges to Cinema Paradiso. Just gorgeous.

Today is the day this guy’s new movie comes out. Paul Thomas Anderson is an 11-time Academy Award nominee who will be a 14-time nominee come January. And thanks to the spectacular One Battle After Another, he should finally be an Oscar winner by March.

Catching up with one of this year’s Silver Medallion tribute recipients (and great friend to us at TCM), Ethan Hawke. He’s here in Telluride with the Richard Linklater drama Blue Moon, where he plays songwriter Lorenz Hart, and his fascinating Merle Haggard documentary, Highway 99: A Double Album.

It’s always a treat when I overlap in the TCM studio with Alicia.

It’s Christopher Plummer day on @tcmtv.bsky.social! I’ll have an afternoon of his films (starting with Inside Daisy Clover) before @benmank77.bsky.social introduces our premiere of The Sound of Music. Here’s my life-highlight moment when I met him right after he won his Oscar for Beginners in 2012.

I’m sad to hear about Lalo Schifrin. I interviewed him for EW in 1996 and asked about his iconic Mission: Impossible theme in 5/4 time. He said, “I always say that things are in 2/4 or 4/4 because people dance with two legs. I did it for people from outer space with five legs.”

Thanks to the New York Times for including me in their fascinating “100 Best Movies of the Century” poll. Here’s my personal Top 10. How many have you seen?

TCM Classic Film Festival opening night with Jacqueline Stewart! The guys behind us look familiar too…

For a major Michael Clayton fan like myself this is very cool. Filmmaker Tony Gilroy (now the showrunner of Andor) joins me on @tcmtv.bsky.social tonight to introduce three of his favorite films: Klute (1971), This Land Is Mine (1943), and Dead End (1937). Hope to see you starting at 8ET/5PT.

It’s a fun night on @tcmtv.bsky.social tonight as we celebrate the acting career of future Oscar-winning director Ron Howard. I’ll have American Graffiti & The Courtship of Eddie’s Father of course, but the lineup also includes the TCM premiere of The Spikes Gang from 1974 with Lee Marvin.

Duke basketball game and a new White Lotus episode on the same day? Time to break out the Timothy Ratliff t-shirt. Let’s go devils!

Please allow me one last shot from this weekend because sharing the stage for an hour with the most Oscar-nominated living director was quite special. When I met Martin Scorsese he said “I feel like I already know you” which pretty much made my year. He’s a wonderful friend to @tcmtv.bsky.social.

Shout-out to the guy in the middle who stepped in on short notice to make our TCM Pop-Up Film Festival x 92NY such a wonderful experience for our fans. I know I’ll never forget chatting with him and the equally fantastic Drew Barrymore about E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial.

NYC bound 🥶 for the Oscar nominations! I’ll be on the Today show tomorrow morning at 8:45am and again at 9:00am. I’m rooting for Anora, Emilia, and Timothée…how about you?

If you need a break this evening, I’ll be honoring the true Renaissance man Kris Kristofferson on @TCM with a lineup of some of his terrific performances: Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore, A Star Is Born, and Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid. Join me tonight starting at 8ET/5PT.

How fun to welcome the formidable Nicole Kidman & her brilliant Babygirl director Halina Reijn to Palm Springs. The audience loved hearing from this impressive duo. Now go win that Best Actress Golden Globe tonight! (Image courtesy of the Palm Springs International Film Festival)

Tonight marks the final evening of “Sundays with Carol Burnett,” my monthlong TCM series with this wonderful woman. We’ll watch Mildred Pierce and Double Indemnity, along with her priceless Carol Burnett Show spoof sketches of each film. Join us tonight starting at 8ET/5PT!

Cooking up a little something for New Year’s Eve…

Big news! This phenomenal woman and I are cohosting “Sundays with Carol Burnett” all next month on TCM. Join us as we show some truly classic films followed by her priceless spoof sketches of each one. It starts (obviously) with Gone With the Wind on Dec. 1. Don’t miss it!

Just out of #ACompleteUnknown & I’m pleased to say Timothée Chalamet is captivating & utterly convincing as Bob Dylan. He’ll definitely earn his 2nd Best Actor nomination & could well become the youngest ever winner in that category. Edward Norton & Monica Barbaro also terrific.