By Rick Gonzales | Published 15 seconds ago Box office savior Tom Cruise began the Mission: Impossible franchise in 1996, and it has since cleared $4 billion at the box office. The franchise had a rocky start, but as it moved forward, the films began to take off. The action intensified and the stunts got … Read more
Switching it up! Lindsay Lohan has tried out countless lock looks since appearing in Freaky Friday in 2003, and she has celebrity hairstylist Danielle Priano to thank for her recent voluminous blonde ‘dos. The hair guru is responsible for the actress’ high ponytails, loose waves, sleek blowouts, and most recently, her curls for the Freakier … Read more
The most powerful movie scenes come from The Green Mile, A Star is Born, and The Shawshank Redemption. By Jonathan Klotz | Published 11 seconds ago Movies are filled with lasting images and moments that linger long after the credits have rolled, but the films on this list have lingered for years and even decades. … Read more
An improvised line from Bill Murray in Ghostbusters helped create an English idiom. By Charlene Badasie | Updated 12 seconds ago Bill Murray delivering the “This chick is toast” line in Ghostbusters (1984) Bill Murray changed the English language forever when he ad-libbed the words, “This chick is toast,” in 1984’s Ghostbusters. The actor’s improv didn’t just … Read more
By Joshua Tyler | Published 4 seconds ago The Late Show with Stephen Colbert has been canceled, mainly because no one watches late-night talk shows anymore. If the networks have sense, they’ll also begin canceling the other late-night talk shows. Sorry Jimmys. Talk shows are an outdated format with no relevance or interest in the … Read more
By Joshua Tyler | Published 5 seconds ago Two of the biggest and most opposite stories in entertainment this week involve the same company: Paramount Global, owners of both Paramount Pictures and CBS television. On the one hand, they’ve cancelled The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. On the other hand, they’ve filled a truck with … Read more
By Drew Dietsch | Published 10 seconds ago Ozzy Osbourne is dead. There is a sentence that feels bizarre to say out loud. The godfather of metal and seemingly indestructible party animal departed this world at the age of 76. I love Ozzy’s music, particularly early Black Sabbath fare like their self-titled debut album and … Read more
By Drew Dietsch | Published 2 seconds ago One of my all-time, top-tier, knockout, favoritest of favorite Stephen King stories is the novella Cycle of the Werewolf. The tale is about a small town being set upon by a werewolf but structured around each full moon of the month as a chapter. Enhanced by iconic … Read more
By Drew Dietsch | Published 14 seconds ago I love getting to recommend movies to people. Not in some clickbait, soulless, formula-manipulating way like so much of the Internet when it comes to highlighting movies. It’s great when you can discover a movie and feel a legitimate passion about sharing it with others. I keep … Read more
By Joshua Tyler | Published 27 seconds ago Choosing the worst fantasy movie ever made is a near-impossible task, but if you’re making a list, then the 2010 direct-to-DVD movie Talos might be on it. Maybe not for long, though, as one of Hollywood’s most celebrated modern composers has recently gone to work on fixing … Read more
