Stewart's "pox on both their houses" schtick bothers me, too, but when he's on, you get something like this: http://www.thedailyshow.com…
Stewart's "pox on both their houses" schtick bothers me, too, but when he's on, you get something like this: http://www.thedailyshow.com…
I must have missed the memo that Jackie Kennedy was some kind of feminist heroine.
That's a bad call, Mikosqz.
I sure hope they don't ruin all my childhood memories of the original show . . . all those minutes spent watching the end credits of each episode because Star Trek was going to be on next.
Does Marriage Work Between Two Movie Stars Who Are Rumored to Be Bearding For Each Other and Are Also Scientologists?
Clearly, TV executives are reading the AV Club for guidance on what The Kids are into these days. That would certainly explain MTV's upcoming remake of Celebrity Hot Potato.
Don't forget Frontline; this sounds like exactly the sort of subject they would tackle.
So that's who was filming Bill Pullman in the beginning of Lost Highway! The whole thing makes sense now!
I haven't had a Fugdesicle in years, but this article gave me a sudden urge to pick up a box on my way home. Those crafty bastards!
I'm sure if they said "naked" when they mean "in cutoff jean shorts," we'd be more forgiving.
I'd add Ariel, but that's cause I'm not really a leg man.
I realize I'm making this complaint about a fictional universe that features faster-than-light travel, artificial gravity, universal translators, sound in a vacuum, and an endless supply of M-class planets,
Steve McQueen's Shame is the follow-up to Steve McQueen's Hunger. I wonder what Steve McQueen ate in between the two.
I'm at work and can't watch the video, but everyone's description sounds like a SnorriCam, a camera attached to a harness that the actor wears. Scorsese used it in Mean Streets for a scene when Harvey Keitel gets drunk in a bar, and Aronofsky used it in Requiem for a Dream when Jennifer Connelly is leaving that…
Phil Simms died in a car crash years ago and was replaced by a lookalike. There's all kinds of clues if you play his commentary backwards.
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That's what I said when my 11th grade English teacher tried to make me read Frankenstein.
I wonder what it's like waiting tables at the top secret underground T.G.I. Friday's. It's gotta be strange to get your high-level security clearances just so you can serve BBQ wings to David Petreaus.
@avclub-9c75bab0f5d964591655e73e7c22c540:disqus , I'd like to buy that rock for $[REDACTED].
I think there's a loophole when the subject of the biopic appears in the biopic. See: Turner, Tina.