A Barbie Post-Credits Scene Is Coming to Party

C’mon, Barbie, we’re seeing Barbie again. Just when you thought the pinkpocalypse had reached its zenith, Barbie said, “But wait, there’s more.” The highest-grossing movie of the year will take over Imaxes across the country for a global, limited, one-week engagement starting on September 22, giving fans the opportunity to dust off their Barbie-core fits for an encore in the biggest movie screens theaters have to offer, per Variety. [Read More]

A Christmas Story Christmas Releases Christmas Trailer for Christmas Movie

Breaking: Beloved Christmas movie appears to think that a problem it needs to solve with its sequel was not having enough Christmas. That’s right, A Christmas Story will be getting a sequel, and that sequel will be called A Christmas Story Christmas. Have we learned nothing from DAHMER — Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story? The upcoming Double Christmas film just released its first full trailer, which has a lot of pratfalls and references to the previous film that everybody likes, so you have to like this one, right? [Read More]

A Circe TV Adaptation Is the Latest in a Series of Orders by HBO Max

HBO Max is stacking up its online-only content roster. One of their biggest announcements so far has been about the release of a Dune: The Sisterhood series that will center around the women of the Bene Gesserit. The network has committed to more female-fronted content with the announcement of another high-profile adaptation in the works. Rise of the Planet of the Apes writers Rick Jaffa and Amanda Silver will pen the script for a straight-to-series adaptation of the book Circe. [Read More]

A Family Feud Contestant Has Never Been So Wrong and Yet So Right

Yes, there is a Canadian version of Family Feud and yes, it is hosted by Canadian comedian Gerry Dee, who previously had a sitcom called Mr. D where he played a schoolteacher named Gerry D. This is the state of Canadian television. There’s a reason why I (a Canadian) was surprised that Schitt’s Creek was good. But what Family Feud Canada lacks in Steve Harvey, it more than makes up for in pure entertainment value. [Read More]

A Rare Conversation With Pulitzer PrizeWinning Writer Herman Wouk

Herman Wouk has never been one for half-measures. His two-volume World War II saga, The Winds of War and War and Remembrance, ran to nearly 2,000 pages and was adapted into a corresponding pair of TV miniseries. His third novel, The Caine Mutiny, won a Pulitzer, spawned a Broadway play, and gave Humphrey Bogart a defining role of his career. Wouk’s meaty, breezy fiction (on the Navy, the Holocaust, Israel, Nixon, a starry-eyed Jewish girl who called herself Marjorie Morningstar) earned him millions of readers but precious few glowing reviews. [Read More]

A Timeline of 24 Years of Dirty Dancing Pop-Culture References

Halfway through the romantic comedy Crazy, Stupid, Love, cocktail bar Lothario Jacob (Ryan Gosling) reveals his secret no-fail seduction move. We won’t give it away except to say that (1) it hinges entirely on the 1987 film Dirty Dancing, and (2) if you’re a lady, it would work on you. Nearly 25 years after its release, Dirty Dancing is experiencing a pop-culture revival — and yet, unlike most campy eighties rom-coms, it never really went away. [Read More]

Album Review: Producer PartyNextDoor Takes a Tentative Step Into the Spotlight on P3

Since partnering with Drake’s OVO Sound imprint three years ago, Ontario singer, writer, and producer PartyNextDoor has zeroed in on a singular brand of lusty, late-night R&B that has earned him choice placements on Drake’s If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late and Views. Party should be a household name after these appearances, a pair of workmanlike self-titled solo albums, and a writing credit on Rihanna and Drake’s smash “Work,” but renown in pop circles eludes him. [Read More]

Album Review: The Suicide Squad Soundtrack Is Almost As Good As the Movie

The Suicide Squad soundtrack is a neon nightmare. I wasn’t planning on listening to it at all after the Big Gulp brainfreeze of Rick Ross and Skrillex’s trap/EDM tête-à-tête “Purple Lamborghini” (Hot take: Question your biology if the histrionics don’t make your head hurt), although I’ll admit to a rush of interest after a friend’s endorsement of the Grimes cut “Medieval Warfare” as “white feminist nu metal.” I arrived at the album by accident, letting YouTube autoplay a list of recent singles from the confessional R&B newcomer Kehlani that ended in her bruised-fruit love song “Gangsta,” one of the soundtrack’s highlights. [Read More]

Aldis Hodge Accidentally Told The Rock to F- - - Off Before Starting Black Adam

During DC’s San Diego Comic-Con panel, attendees were given lightning-bolt lanyards that would light up sometime during the event. But there are so many lightning-bolt people in the DC universe! Even Shazam! thinks so. Fellow lightning-bolt hero Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson floated onto the stage in costume to talk about the upcoming film, Black Adam. The Rock described the new movie as a way to “usher” in a new era of DC heroes. [Read More]

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gilmore girls Dec. 1, 2016

The Gilmore Girls Cast on Rory Hate, Ed Herrmann“I’m always trying to understand Rory’s romantic life. It’s an interesting part of her character, but one I’ve always struggled to understand.” 

By Gazelle Emami

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