Friday, April 4

TIME: David Duchovny Talks Saying Goodbye to Californication

The actor tells TIME about letting his rear end call the shots in his career

After seven season, Showtime’s Californication is coming to its end. The series, created by Tom Kapinos, has followed troubled writer Hank Moody as he attempts to navigate family and career while continually womanizing, drinking and engaging in general debauchery. The character of Hank, played by David Duchovny, will hopefully find a satisfying — although perhaps not altogether happy — end during the final season, which premieres April 13.

Duchovny is already moving on to his next project, a series for NBC called Aquarius, on which he’ll play a police detective on the trail of serial killer Charles Manson. That project begins shooting in July, but meanwhile, Duchovny has been reflecting on the end of Californication and what the show has meant to popular culture. TIME spoke with the actor about saying goodbye to Hank, what it means to be a writer and why his ass makes all his career decisions.

Friday, March 14

VIDEO & SPOILERS: David Duchovny and Californication' Cast Talk Final Season

'Californication' Cast Talks Season 7: Will True Love Prevail?
After seven crazy, sexy, funny seasons, Showtime's "Californication" is riding off into the sunset. The question is, will Hank (David Duchovny) and Karen (Natascha McElhone) depart together?

In this sneak peek trailer for the seventh and final season, Duchovny notes that the series is "about true love and what if you can do it right the first time?"

Tuesday, March 11

Californication: Music Supervisor Nominee at the 4th Annual GMS Awards

Interview with Nora Felder, on how she chooses the music for each character and more, at the 4th Annual Guild of Music Supervisor Awards. She was nominated this year for Californication in the category of Best Music Supervision in a Television Comedy or Musical. February 26, 2014

Nora Felder and McHugh at the 4th Annual Guild...

Sunday, February 2

Californication Award Nomination for Outstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing

The Cinema Audio Society announces the nominees for the 50th Annual CAS Awards for Outstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing for 2013 in six categories. A Blue Ribbon panel of CAS Members determined the nominees for the 10th Annual Cinema Audio Society Technical Achievement Awards.

TELEVISION SERIES – 1/2 HOUR

Californication: I'll Lay My Monsters Down
Production Mixer -- Daniel Church
Re-recording Mixer -- Todd Grace, CAS
Re-recording Mixer -- Edward Charles Carr III, CAS