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Comedy Central announced today that The Daily Show with Trevor Noah will return to its longtime home at 733 11th Avenue and welcome a live, in-studio audience starting Monday, April 11th. After earning widespread praise and record audience engagement through the pandemic with uniquely honest conversations and thought-provoking commentary on race and politics, …

You could always count on Oscar-winning actor William Hurt to deliver the goods in any performance he undertook and, what’s more, he gave these indelible portrayals with a quiet authority that could transfix even the most hardened and cynical filmgoer. In director Lawrence Kasdan’s 1990 dark comedic trifle I Love …

It was only a matter of time… With the first two films teaming up for a combined haul of $1.56 billion smackers, the question was never really if the Ryan Reynolds-starring vehicle Deadpool would receive a third outing, but when precisely such an eagerly awaited event would happen. Fans of …

Team-ups in the world of pop culture have always been a thing: Whether it’s Bud Abbot and Lou Costello going toe-to-toe with the Frankenstein Monster and Bela Lugosi in Abbot and Costello Meet Frankenstein, Monty Clift chewing scenery alongside fellow Method actor Marlon Brando in The Young Lions, a veritable …

Watch your back Blumhouse, there’s a new gunslinger on the horror movie landscape aiming to take you on for the title of reigning studio that specializes in things that go bump in the night!  Announced by our Hammer Studios aficionados over at Variety comes the news that new genre studio …

It looks as if new kids on the reality TV home renovation scene (looking at you here, Ben and Erin Napier from Home Town) will be in more demand now than ever: From our always on the money pals over at Variety comes the news that long-running HGTV home spruce …

There are a couple ways in which Paramount+ is after my heart. One is the fact the Champions League is on there. The other is the old-school Nickelodeon that is all over the streaming service. This week, I am recommending two vintage shows as much for the novelty and the …

I have no plans to see The Batman. Why? In the first trailer you see a news chyron that says “Serial killer livestreams” or some nonsense like that. It all seems tediously dark. I’m tired of the one-upmanship in terms of darkening the Dark Knight. I make no bones about …

The year 1978 is an entirely different era of television. There were basically just three channels. Cable technically existed but was in is raw form. You watched what aired when it aired. When a movie was shown on television it was significant, because you were not watching movies at home. …

A lot of people consider the ‘70s the peak of American filmmaking. Is that true? It definitely was a very different era, as era before superhero movies and a litany of sequels. The year 1978 was one year after Star Wars, and three years after Jaws. The early days of …