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With Hollywood turning more of its attention to the world of graphic novels for inspiration, I’ll cast the spotlight on a new comic book each week that has the potential to pack a theater or keep you glued to your television screens. At the end of some “Adapt This” columns, you’ll also find thoughts from…
There’s a cute dog in there too.
Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it. And then when you do finally stop and look around, your childhood idols are doing commercials for compact SUVs. And they’re doing them as the rebellious character that made them your childhood idol. Life moves pretty…
Last week, the internet was buzzing about a mysterious, 10-second teaser for an upcoming Super Bowl commercial starring Matthew Broderick that paid homage to his iconic role in “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.” Well, the Super Bowl is still a few days away, but the full version of the commercial has arrived online. You can watch…
Whovians rejoiced last week when the first image from “Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock” arrived online, and now there’s even more reason for celebration among “Doctor Who” fans with the debut of the game’s first trailer. Posted over on the official PlayStation Blog, the first trailer for “The Eternity Clock” puts the spotlight on the…
Early reports peg him as being intoxicated, though there were no drugs or alcohol in his system.
Meryl Streep, Michelle Williams and Martin Scorsese also won major awards.
While accepting the Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actor in a TV movie, mini-series or series, “Game of Thrones” star Peter Dinklage name-dropped one Martin Henderson.” So who is he? Henderson — like Dinkledge — is a little person, and he claims that he was left partially paralyzed on his birthday when a drunken stranger…
One year ago, the Golden Globes hosting duties of funnyman Ricky Gervais supposedly caused such a celebrity outcry that the Hollywood Foreign Press Assocation (who run the annual gala) forever banned the comedian from the show. But then he wasn’t. Then he was. And then he wasn’t again. Whatever actually happened, the onset of the…
With Hollywood turning more of its attention to the world of graphic novels for inspiration, I’ll cast the spotlight on a new comic book each week that has the potential to pack a theater or keep you glued to your television screens. At the end of some “Adapt This” columns, you’ll also find thoughts from…
Producer Rick McCallum also gives updates on the production status and content of the series.
With Hollywood turning more of its attention to the world of graphic novels for inspiration, I’ll cast the spotlight on a new comic book each week that has the potential to pack a theater or keep you glued to your television screens. At the end of some “Adapt This” columns, you’ll also find thoughts from…
Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein sit down to talk “Portlandia” with little old IFC.
David Cross’ “The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret” returns to IFC Jan. 6 at 10:30 p.m. ET.
With Hollywood turning more of its attention to the world of graphic novels for inspiration, I’ll cast the spotlight on a new comic book each week that has the potential to pack a theater or keep you glued to your television screens. At the end of some “Adapt This” columns, you’ll also find thoughts from…
With Hollywood turning more of its attention to the world of graphic novels for inspiration, I’ll cast the spotlight on a new comic book each week that has the potential to pack a theater or keep you glued to your television screens. At the end of some “Adapt This” columns, you’ll also find thoughts from…
With Hollywood turning more of its attention to the world of graphic novels for inspiration, I’ll cast the spotlight on a new comic book each week that has the potential to pack a theater or keep you glued to your television screens. At the end of some “Adapt This” columns, you’ll also find thoughts from…
The Oscars haven’t been the only high-profile 2012 awards show searching for a host. After what must have been considerable backroom discussions, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association has announced that British comedian Ricky Gervais will be returning the Golden Globes stage for the third straight year. Oddly enough, when Gervais mentioned in February that the…
Today’s report that “Harry Potter” director David Yates was planning to make a “Doctor Who” movie has caused no small amount of discussion around the online world, and public opinion seems to lie somewhere between “the worst idea ever conceived” and “the most brilliant project of our generation.” Already a polarizing topic for fandom, some…
Hold on to your sonic screwdrivers, Whovians. The Doctor is headed to the big screen. “Harry Potter” director David Yates has teamed up with BBC to create a “Doctor Who” movie, according to Variety. Yates will develop the movie with BBC Worldwide’s exec VP of programming and production, Jane Tranter. BBC America later confirmed the…
With Hollywood turning more of its attention to the world of graphic novels for inspiration, I’ll cast the spotlight on a new comic book each week that has the potential to pack a theater or keep you glued to your television screens. At the end of some “Adapt This” columns, you’ll also find thoughts from…
It’s looking increasingly unlikely that Ron Howard’s “Dark Tower” gesamtkunstwerk will ever play anywhere outside the director’s head, but fortunately, Stephen King has somewhere around 1,347 other works (a rough estimate) just aching to be adapted into another medium. Next up on the list? The author’s 1995 novel “Rose Madder” and “Under the Dome” from…
With Hollywood turning more of its attention to the world of graphic novels for inspiration, I’ll cast the spotlight on a new comic book each week that has the potential to pack a theater or keep you glued to your television screens. At the end of some “Adapt This” columns, you’ll also find thoughts from…
SPOILER ALERT: articles about spoilers are contentious. Everyone has an opinion about spoilers. Even people who don’t care about spoilers don’t care about them passionately. Case in point: The New York Times Magazine‘s Dan Kois, who has written before in defense of spoilers, has just written a new piece entitled “The New Rules for TV…
If you’re a fan of comic book action figures, you probably know who Ray Villafane is even if you don’t recognize his name. The 42-year-old Arizona native earns his weekly paychecks by sculpting wax prototypes of toys and action figures for companies like DC Comics. But every year come fall, Villafane becomes known for something…
