When Jordan Lewis of J L Interiors was designing the Louisville home, the goal was to create a playful place for the client ...

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It’s a shame, then, that over the eight hour-long episodes making up “Dope Thief’s” first season, Ray and Manny’s relationship is reduced to testing that devotion over and over again.

Dope Thief opens with a bang. Two DEA agents storm a stash-house in inner-city Philadelphia, subdue the suspects, control the room and carry out a thorough search of the premises, turning up both ...

Here’s how it works. The following contains spoilers for Dope Thief Episode 4, "Philadelphia Lawyer". If you're not caught up with the series, you can check it out with an Apple TV+ subscription.

Dope Thief (Apple TV+, Friday) is considerably more compelling than its unimaginative title would have you believe. The tale of two desperate hucksters making ends meet on the mean streets of ...

Dope Thief is a crime drama series created by Peter Craig and co-directed by Ridley Scott, who is also one of the executive producers. It is based on a 2009 novel of the same name by Dennis Tafoya ...

I've watched the two-episode premiere of Ridley Scott's new show and it mostly lived up to my high expectations. While it's not quite in the same tier as my top shows of the year — "Paradise ...

It was one of those markers that we were coming from kind of the same space in our writing." Tafoya, a Philadelphia native, says characters in “Dope Thief” draw from people he’s encountered ...

In “Dope Thief,” premiering Friday on Apple TV+, old friends Ray (Brian Tyree Henry) and Manny (Wagner Moura) are running a scam in which, dressed as DEA agents, they scare small-time ...

Brian Tyree Henry and Wagner Moura star as Ray and Manny in “Dope Thief,” a new Apple TV drama series that follows two friends who pose as DEA agents in order to rip off local drug dealers.

The homeowner, an air traffic controller, wanted a playful and exciting home to de-stress after work. Interior designer Jordan Lewis used bold pieces, including Asian-inspired prints and a mix of ...