Fahrenheit 451 is coming to HBO this spring, starring Michael B. Jordan and Michael Shannon.
The Flash is DC’s crowning achievement, paying homage to everything that has come before while setting the stage for what’s to come.
Featured this week: This week: Motherland: Fort Salem, Nine Perfect Strangers, grown-ish, The Chair, The Walking Dead
A brutal but beautiful fairytale about the freedom of living on the fringe.
This week: Soulmates, Doctor Who: The Faceless Ones, Connecting…, The Forty-Year-Old Version, Deaf U, The Haunting of Bly Manor, Eli Roth’s History of Horror, Lovecraft Country, Fear the Walking Dead
A monster cruise packed with laughs, danger and just possibly love.
Small Press Expo happened in Maryland over the weekend, and Geek Girl Riot’s Kat & Cub checked it out!
We’re kicking off our Whachudoin’? segment with comic book writer and creator Jeremy Whitley.
For what was supposed to be a valentine to Bono (“Bahn-o”), there sure were a lot of references to Bono (“Bone-o”) Thursday night. First, on the red carpet leading into the new Kodak Theatre, Evan and Jaron joked that they thought the inaugural “Love Rocks” concert was honoring the late Sonny Bono. Then, R.E.M. carried on the joke by bringing out Cher during their four-song set to duet with singer Michael Stipe on “I Got You Babe,” after which Cher said, “I’ve never done that song without my Bono, so that was for you, Bono.” Finally, when accepting his Heart… Read more »
Since the release of Time to Discover in the spring of 2000, Robert Bradley’s Blackwater Surprise have had their record label, manager and two of their founding members leave them. Bradley, the voice behind the 1997 hit “Once Upon a Time,” thought about hanging up his well-worn hat, until he realized he would not only be leaving his passion, he would be losing his vision. “One of the great things about being in the music business and being blind is that you really get a chance to see,” Bradley, who was born blind, said Tuesday, the day his latest album… Read more »
