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The inauguration of the Biden administration, now just one week away, will include a Tom Hanks-hosted TV special that will be carried across multiple networks and streamers. The primetime Celebrating America special, per a report from Deadline on Wednesday, will feature appearances from both Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. Those tuning in for the celebratory […]
If you’re adept at avoiding stories of the who-gives-a-fuck variety, then you likely missed the one about an aide vomitously referring to Trump, a failed steak salesman, as “the most masculine person ever.” That quote in question, as well as ongoing news surrounding the MAGA cult members who violently invaded the Capitol earlier this month, […]
According to early buzz, WandaVision can’t come soon enough. After a year that included zero MCU releases, audiences are likely eager to get their fix with the long-awaited Marvel series. The upcoming show follows Scarlet Witch-slash-Wanda Maximoff (Elizabeth Olsen) and Vision (Paul Bettany) as they attempt to live a quiet suburban life following the events of Avengers: Endgame. Though the series […]
Queen Latifah has shown herself able to do whatever she puts her mind to. The multi-hyphenate is a hip-hop legend and, as an actress, she can handle weighty dramatics as well as riffing. But there’s one arena where we’ve seen only little of Latifah: action. Outside of her doomed roughneck Cleo character in Set It Off, […]
Rowan Atkinson is the latest aging comedian to bemoan cancel culture. The star famous for his character of Mr. Bean likened cancel-happy social media to a “medieval mob.” “The problem we have online is that an algorithm decides what we want to see, which ends up creating a simplistic, binary view of society. It becomes a case of […]
In a special message to Jeopardy! viewers filmed back in October, Alex Trebek—who died in November at the age of 80—urged everyone to join him in his push for a “kinder society” amid the ongoing pandemic. The message, per Vulture, was initially slated to air during the Christmas holiday period but has instead been debuted […]
New York Times reporter Brooks Barnes has offered some clarity on the ongoing wave of Michael Keaton x Batman hype, which was spawned by his recently published feature on Walter Hamada of DC Films. The rightfully revered Keaton, of course, played the DC hero in Tim Burton’s Batman and Batman Returns. Over the summer, it was […]
Here’s a lot of numbers that appear to support the statement that Bridgerton has/will be a ratings win for Netflix. The numbers come from Netflix themselves and, since those are the people cutting the checks, then theirs is the only opinion on the subject that really matters here. As reported by Variety, the streaming behemoth projects the Shondaland series […]
The first ever episode of Love & Hip-Hop premiered on VH1 March 6, 2011. Several seasons and almost a decade later, it’s safe to say that it has been a long, but fantastic ride. What started in New York has expanded to include a total of four cities, with memorable personalities from Miami, Atlanta, and […]
Later this month, an extended cut of Chris Rock‘s Grammy-nominated 2018 stand-up special will hit Netflix. As announced on Monday, Chris Rock: Total Blackout, the Tamborine Extended Cut will debut worldwide on Jan. 12. “I am releasing a new extended version of the Tamborine special called Total Blackout,” Rock said in an announcement video. “For the […]
