The beautiful thing about art is that there's no "right way" to do it. Unlike math and science, which each possesses a strict set of rules, art is 100% malleable.… Read the rest of the article: Check out Eduardi Tsokolakyan's insane portrait-cutting skills
It's weird to root for someone you've never met, right? Human beings are tragically complicated creatures that have an astonishing tendency to prove that the faith you place in them… Read the rest of the article: Christopher Nolan "tricked" studio into casting Cillian Murphy in Batman Begins
I'm starting to think that Tenacious D isn't a parody band after all. Please don't misconstrue my meaning here; I've always taken the band seriously. Part of Tenacious D's charm… Read the rest of the article: Tenacious D's Video Games music video hits all the right notes
With the brand being in such an obvious decline, it's safe to say that the glory days of the Marvel cinematic universe are officially in the rearview mirror. Yes, the MCU… Read the rest of the article: Krysten Ritter talks about the impact of Jessica Jones
Despite being the progenitor of the modern superhero genre and one of its most popular characters, Superman movies have left countless exciting elements of the Man of Steel's comic book… Read the rest of the article: Fans of comic book weirdness rejoice: Krypto the Superdog might be making his live-action debut
Even though none of us know Mark Zuckerberg personally, doesn't it just feel like he's sort of off? Again, no "shade"- to use the modern parlance- intended, but there's something… Read the rest of the article: Mark Zuckerberg won a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu tournament
Irrespective of how you personally feel about the content produced during the Disney era, Star Wars is arguably in the worst shape it's ever been. With the fandom more polarized than ever,… Read the rest of the article: Dave Filoni has an idea for an "era-defining" Star Wars film
Everyone loves to talk about famous actor-director pairings, but what about the ones that are equally as memorable but not nearly as celebrated? For about as long as Tim Burton… Read the rest of the article: Cillian Murphy was "desperate" to anchor a Christopher Nolan film
Watching commercials from the 90s and 2000s feels like dropping acid with Jim Morrison and Grant Morrison on a neon carousel. Lest we forget, the 2000s gave us this "gem"… Read the rest of the article: Here's how they made those wacky claymation Brisk commercials from the late 90s
One of the most beloved stories in the Quran resides in a chapter known as Surah Al-Kahf (the cave), which centers on the deeds of Khidr. For a time, Moses… Read the rest of the article: Blade becomes a victim of the writer's strike
We're on the cusp of another golden age for Fighting games. At the time of writing this, Street Fighter 6 is only a few weeks away from release, and it promises to… Read the rest of the article: Here's how the history of fighting games from 1990 to 1993 proved to be a turning point for the medium of video games
Charting the different eras of Hollywood is fascinating. When we assess the cultural zeitgeist against specific eras of Hollywood, it becomes easy to understand how each epoch of American filmmaking… Read the rest of the article: Here's how to break all high fantasy stories into two distinct subgenres
Since the first film hit theaters in 2018, Spider-Man fans have been itching for a return to the Spider-Verse. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is commonly touted as the best Spider-Man film ever… Read the rest of the article: Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse is going to be one long flick
Even though it wasn't that long ago, it's mind-boggling to think about how much cultural sway the Olsen twins held in the late 90s and early 2000s. Through their Full House fame,… Read the rest of the article: The Sopranos intro in the style of Full House
Being a fan of The Fantastic Four is like being a fan of the Boston Red Sox prior to 2004. No matter how much fans of the FF recount the… Read the rest of the article: Margot Robbie is rumored to be the new Invisible Woman in The Fantastic Four
For a while, Japanese animation seemed to have zero intention of following America's obsession with 3D animation. Sure, certain anime series and films would use computer-generated imagery to enhance vehicles… Read the rest of the article: Check out the trailer for basketball anime The First Slam Dunk
Boy, ItellyouwhatthatdangoldgotdangKingoftheHilldangoldcomingback, man. For those who don't speak fluent Boomhauer, let's translate the preceding sentence- if you can call it that. Last year, it was announced that Hulu was interested in… Read the rest of the article: The King of the Hill cast is about to start table reads for the upcoming Hulu reboot
You don't know what you got until it's gone. Before its 2005 revival, the BBC didn't truly value Doctor Who as an intellectual property. During its initial run from 1963 to 1989, Doctor… Read the rest of the article: Listen to Russell T Davies talk about why he came back to Doctor Who
Boy, AI really caught us with our pants down, huh? Despite the conversation surrounding the very real advent and proliferation of AI technology existing since the early 2010s, millions of… Read the rest of the article: Avengers: Endgame's Joe Russo thinks we're pretty close to AI-generated films
One of the main things that Superman detractors fail to understand about the character is that, despite incepting the superhero genre, the Man of Steel defies superhero conventions. He is… Read the rest of the article: Listen to James Gunn explain what he's looking for in his Superman
