By There’s been a pop culture online uproar in the last week. (I know, it’s shocking. That never happens!) This time, about James Bond. If you missed the whole thing (perhaps you were outside, smelling the flowers), here’s a summary of what happened: Amazon, which now owns the beloved James Bond
Thomas Pynchon Retains the Cartoon Zaniness of Inherent Vice In Shadow Ticket
It’s been 12 long years since Thomas Pynchon released his eighth novel Bleeding Edge, and rumors have only continued to swirl about the famously elusive author. Like the hushed whispers surrounding Tarantino’s tenth and final film or George R.R. Martin’s increasingly unlikely A Song of Ice and Fire conclusion, most
Tatum: “We Are Encouraged To Make Bad Films”
An interesting report over at the ever reliable Dark Horizons. Changing Tatum has dropped a bit of a truth bomb on the industry. He was out promoting his new film – Roofman – and he gave an interview to the Hot Ones YouTube channel and was asked about a comment
Dahl’s THE TWITS Trailer
Roald Dahl is arguably the greatest children’s writer of all time, and his body of work goes way beyond a certain boy and his chocolate factory. His work always had a dark edge, and consequences were central to the themes, like in The Twits. In the gloriously twisted book, centred
Robin Williams’ Daughter Talks AI Videos
Robin Williams’ daughter Zelda Williams, who directed the rom-com “Lisa Frankenstein,” has taken to Instagram to urge people to stop sending her AI-generated videos of her late father. Williams died in 2014 at the age of 63. The famed comedian has subsequently become one of a number of celebrities who
