Shared from www.polygon.com Tobe Hooper’s 1974 horror movie The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is beautiful in its singularity. While it’s often lumped among its grindhouse peers and slasher brethren, very little of it is actually […]
Shared from www.latimes.com Comedian and actor Bob Saget died of head trauma after accidentally hitting his head, the Saget family said Wednesday in a statement. Saget, 65, was found dead in his Orlando, Fla., hotel […]
Shared from nerdist.com Weird Al is writing a biopic… about his own life. And he’s recruited Daniel Radcliffe to play him. It all sounds like a silly Mad Libs joke but we are very serious. […]
Shared from nerdist.com Pop culture has always made one thing clear about being a pirate. It’s a hard, dirty, ugly life. But why? Must it always be rags and riches? What would happen if you […]
Shared from www.buzzfeed.com The modern dating social experiment is back. View Entire Post › Images and Article from www.buzzfeed.com
Shared from www.tmz.com Macy Gray’s the latest to try something different with the National Anthem during the NBA All-Star weekend … and yet again, it evoked some would-be chuckles from the players. The Grammy-winning singer […]
Shared from www.latimes.com CNN journalist Anderson Cooper is now a father of two and will be taking time off from his show next week to focus on his growing family. The “Anderson Cooper 360” host […]
Shared from www.cnn.com Though often ridiculed, or dismissed as “chick flicks,” these movies appeal to something we all crave: love. To watch these movies is to be charmed — don’t we all, on some level, […]
Shared from nerdist.com South Park will soon do something no one could have predicted when the show premiered in 1997. On February 2 the legendary animated series will return to Comedy Central for its 25th […]
Shared from www.buzzfeed.com This British mystery will make you ask for more. The Girl Before is a sinewy and sinister miniseries that was released recently on HBO Max. The story follows two women in two […]
Shared from nerdist.com I will use any reason I can to write about Garth Marenghi’s Darkplace. The parody series—created, written, and starring Richard Ayoade and Matthew Holness—debuted January 29, 2004 on Channel 4 in the […]
Shared from www.businessoffashion.com In a New York Fashion Week filled with plenty of perfectly respectable, if sometimes snoozy, propositions, Peter Do shined. His sharp tailoring and elongated silhouettes — a story that began with his […]
Shared from nerdist.com When Key & Peele hit TV on January 31, 2012, it brought sketch comedy that was both universal and specific. There was something that everyone could laugh or relate to, but there […]
Shared from www.cracked.com Continue Reading Below As for those amazing dance moves themselves, it’s been pointed out that the choreography sure looks a lot like the movement of the ships in the game Space Invaders, […]
Shared from nerdist.com Black creativity and content is a glorious and continuously flowing well. Contrary to some social media complainers’ beliefs that there just isn’t enough TV shows, films, and other entertainment with Black people […]
Shared from nerdist.com Penelope Spheeris is happy. The accomplished director and radical documentarian is on the phone talking about the movie that threw her into the world of Hollywood age 45, Wayne’s World. The movie […]
Shared from www.indiewire.com The “Star Wars” creator was relieved to see his concerns resolved on “The Book of Boba Fett.” Grogu in “The Mandalorian” Lucasfilm Since selling his empire to Disney in 2012, George Lucas […]
Shared from www.buzzfeed.com Bring on all the Spider-People! If you love animated films, 2022 is your year. On top of the already-released Hotel Transylvania: Transformania and The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild, there are […]
Shared from www.cnn.com Maybe it’s the long layoff, or maybe it’s partly because your act already felt like it was growing a little stale, but the new season of “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel?” Not your […]
Shared from www.cracked.com For a very long time after its announcement, Elden Ring, the spiritual successor to the popular Dark Souls series, felt like a mirage. Details remained so scarce and hype levels so high for so long […]