Marvel drops first trailer for multi-hero feature flick, ‘Avengers: Infinity War’.
“Callwood at the Cooler” sees Brett Callwood waxing lyrical about events in the news, pop culture and the etc. This week asks, can we separate art from crime?
This week on BLACKOUT, Mest lead man Tony Lovato to discuss his new record crowd funded acostic effort, Break Down 2. And Isaac Weishaupt of IllumantiWatcher.com checks in to discuss pop-star alter egos. Follow BLACKOUT on Twitter: @BLACKOUTwithUs Subscribe to the podcast: iTunes
It’s been a few weeks since New York Comic Con and I’ve finally had time to unpack, go through all of my swag bags, and read a bunch of the comics and books I brought home. I should preface this by saying that NYCC is my nerd Christmas and this year they really outdid themselves! From the panels to the live interactive experiences, NYCC 2017 turned it up to 11. The weekend was an exhausting, exhilarating whirlwind of fun spent with 100,000 plus of my favorite people, fellow fans. NYCC never disappoints when it comes to finding the strange and… Read more »
This week: Stranger Things, This Is Us, The Good Place, Mom, Life In Pieces, Blindspot, Dirk Gently, Shameless, The Walking Dead, Young Sheldon STRANGER THINGS 2 Season 2, Now Streaming on Netflix It’s pretty safe to say binge-watching Stranger Things 2 was everyone’s weekend plans—Netflix’s strangest show came back and turned it up to Eleven. The follow-up season has clearly listened to its fans (#JusticeForBarb is still going strong, y’all), bringing charm and a whole lotta mystery while exploring the characters’ backstories. Even Steve gets his time to shine. Yup, we’re officially Team Steve this season. But for us, the highlight of S2 was… Read more »
Imagine falling for 121 minutes into a nightmare so absurdly psychotic, you’re left shaken by it’s brilliance.
On the Season 2 Premiere of The Undiscovered Sound, Jeff speaks with Caleb from the band Silver Age , Grand Prize Winner in 2017 Ernie Ball PLAY Warped contest this year! Jeff & Caleb talk about the contest, how excited they are to work with John Feldmann and much more! New music from around the world is featured as well as the Concert Calendar.
by Kat Bittner It’s been a few years since Claire began med school and she and Frank have settled into a domestic routine. They lament in the same way many immigrant parents complain when their kid prefers “American” pop-culture like Eggos and Dr. Seuss (rather than proper English breakfast and Dickens). But the big reveal, as the episode progresses, is Claire is not the only one who has had relations outside her and Frank’s marriage. The years have also passed for Jamie. He has become a leader among the prisoners at Ardsmuir Prison when a new governor Lord John Grey arrives. Grey wants to continue… Read more »
by Kat Bittner Basically: Surrender your clothes, but don’t give your heart away! If the season premiere was about the internal struggle to move, episode two is Claire and Jamie’s first tentative step back into the world through family, burgeoning friendships and career. The redcoats are looking for a bearded man with a gigantic cap, called Dunbonnet, who has been making trouble for them in the countryside and gaining followers among those left after the rebellion. No matter how many times the redcoats search Lallybroch (held in custody by his brother-in-law, Ian) they cannot find Jamie or his infamous alter ego Dunbonnet. We find that Jamie is hiding out… Read more »
by Kat Bittner Basically: Clear your Sunday night and raise a glass of whiskey to globetrotting, time spanning epic intrigue, and red haired romance! Sláinte! For all the scheming, bloodshed, and betrayal from season two Jamie (Sam Heughan) and Claire (Caitriona Balfe) were not able to prevent the Battle of Culloden. We leave our lovers separated by time and space. Claire traveling back to the 18th century pregnant with their baby and Jamie to meet his maker on the battlefield. However, as fate would have it Claire discovers Jamie did not die in battle and this is where we end… Read more »
