Following Don Draper (Jon Hamm), the creative director of an advertising agency, it focuses on his personal life and career changes throughout the rapid societal evolution of the 1960s.

While the ghosts of Harry Potter and James Bond haunt Daniel Radcliffe’s and Daniel Craig’s subsequent work, Hamm has somehow managed to acknowledge Don Draper’s DNA while transcending it.

While the ghosts of Harry Potter and James Bond haunt Daniel Radcliffe’s and Daniel Craig’s subsequent work, Hamm has somehow managed to acknowledge Don Draper's DNA while transcending it.

“Some teams are already using AI and new platforms with a high degree of sophistication. Others don’t know where to begin. Bridging that gap is hard. There’s no one-size-fits-all approach.

But the British No. 1 didn’t want to give too much away - asked what book he read, he replied, “You don’t want to know.” Article continues below ADVERTISEMENT Draper was meant to face ...

In particular, he was reminded of his father, who would’ve been a contemporary of Don and shared many similar qualities. “There was a resting kind of melancholy that I think my dad had as well ...

An enigmatic aura was a key ingredient to what made Don Draper one of the most compelling TV characters of all time, but this might not have been possible had “Mad Men” creator Matthew Weiner not ...

In "Your Friends and Neighbors," which premiered last week on Apple TV+, Jon Hamm plays Andrew Cooper, called Coop, a well-paid, well-placed hedge fund trader who is fired from his job, ostensibly ...

After Jon Hamm wrapped up his iconic role as Don Draper on Mad Men in 2015, he consciously moved away from it, taking on more comedic and ensemble roles for the next decade. But now he’s back ...

It's a perfect role for Hamm, who carries with him our memories of Don Draper's dark-souled charisma, then takes this sort of character in a new direction — funnier, sadder and more sympathetic.