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Nearly five decades after its premiere, Sesame Street will confront the issue of homelessness with its first-ever homeless Muppet. Sesame Workshop announced the addition Wednesday, confirming the storyline will revolve around the bright pink character of Lily. The Muppet was introduced in 2011, when she revealed her family’s struggle with food-scarcity. We get a closer look at Lily’s circumstances […]
For many, the Holidays are a chance for family to get together and reminisce over old times, but there’s one part of Christmas in particular that Steve Carell would be perfectly happy not revisiting. Like many children growing up in America, Carell was taken Christmas caroling by his family, and during an appearance on Ellen, he admitted […]
We’re still wrapping our heads around what Netflix is adding to (and deleting from) their massive streaming service in December, but today they unleashed their heavyweight listings for January of 2019, and it looks like they are kicking off the new year with a BANG! In terms of original content, they have some anticipated projects […]
Though the latest round of Good Burger revival chatter may have convinced you that Nickelodeon and related Powers That Be were already making moves, that’s (reportedly!) not the case. Supposed sources told TMZ Tuesday that there’s been “no movement” on a new movie or other return plans due to “so much turnover” at Nickelodeon. Dan Schneider, […]
Stephen Colbert is taking the age-old idiom “liar liar pants on fire” quite literally—presenting us with an hour of Donald Trump’s lies to keep us warm this winter. The Late Show host and his team introduced the “pants-on-fireplace” yule log this week, writing, “Curl up with some hot cocoa and enjoy the relaxing sounds of the Donald […]
Arguably no fourth-quarter 2018 releases feel anywhere near as essential as Grimes‘ excellent “We Appreciate Power.” Monday night, fittingly, Grimes brought a slightly condensed version of the track’s well-orchestrated dystopian ponderings to a stage where those who need to hear it most will be inadvertently introduced to its appreciated power: one of the Jimmys‘ late-night […]
Though Matt Skiba has already given us an arguably more fascinating angle to explore with regards to the Great Fyre Festival Fuckery of 2017, Netflix has stepped in with another wrinkle: a full-blown documentary from the same guy behind the excellent Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond. Chris Smith’s Fyre was produced in conjunction with […]
Brooklyn Nine-Nine starts its run on its new NBC home on Jan. 10. The beloved cop comedy finally released season 6’s first trailer, where our hero Jake Peralta becomes John McClane in a Die Hard parody. Like McClane, Brooklyn Nine-Nine also had a near-death experience when Fox canceled the sitcom following the show’s fifth […]
One of Saturday Night Live’s sketches last night resurrected a few dead characters from Game of Thrones. Jason Momoa, who hosted the episode, returned as Game of Throne’s Khal Drogo during a talk show parody titled “Khal Drogo’s Ghost Dojo,” where the show’s deceased characters appear to talk with Drogo and host Kenan Thompson. Beck Bennett shows […]
