2020: A Public Art Odyssey – Can You Buy Your Own Mysterious Monolith for $45,000 (Installed)?
In a year where the news was unpleasant, unfortunate and unthinkable, it was nice to find one story that was just unbelievable.
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Review: New Hulu Series Has A Cool Mystery, But Doesn’t Feel Like ‘The Hardy Boys’
This isn’t the ‘Hardy Boys’ you grew up with; it might be something much cooler.
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Got HBO Max Yet? Warner Bros. Commits to Opening Every 2021 Film in Theaters and on Streaming Service
You won’t have to go to the theater to see any Warner Bros. 2021 titles on opening day, and that isn’t sitting well with owners of hurting theater chains like AMC.
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Pants Filled with Air
And now we turn to sports…wait, are sports even pop culture? They have cosplayers, so yes they are. The Junkies talk football, basketball and boxing, if matches with Jake Paul
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Satan Meets 2020 in Viral Match.com Ad from the Mind of Ryan Reynolds, Featuring the Music of Taylor Swift
Ryan Reynolds offers a funny take on a very bad year indeed in new match.com ad that’s going viral.
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‘Umbrella Academy’ Star Elliot Page Reveals True Identity in Heartfelt Letter
Actor Elliot Page revealed his identity and asked for patience, understanding during time of “fragile joy” on social media Tuesday.
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From Tyrion to Toxie: Peter Dinklage Finds His Next Headlining Role
GoT’s Peter Dinklage trades in his sword to become Troma’s new Toxie in upcoming reboot.
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History or Artistic License? The Crown Wants to Remind You ‘The Crown’ is Fiction
Should Netflix warn viewers their hit drama is only based on real events? The British government is asking producers of “The Crown” for a disclaimer.
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Carrie Brownstein to Direct Heart Biopic for Amazon
Amazon produces a rock and roll biopic with Heart: Ann and Nancy Wilson to tell their story in Carrie Brownstein’s directorial debut.
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Review: A Reboot that Gets It Right: How Peacock’s ‘Saved By the Bell’ Outclasses the Original
The ‘Saved by the Bell’ reboot earns an ‘A’ in cleverness and avoiding clichés.
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- The Rise of Skinny Culture (Again) July 9, 2026Olivia and Shauna recount their weekend in San Francisco enjoying the best that Pride Month has to offer there: Drag acts, wig snatching contests, music, brunch - all the good stuff. Then they get serious and talk about a topic that some could find triggering - the rise (once again) of the "thin is in" […]
