The Internet's favorite film aficionados Tim and Gregg returned today with a brand new season of the perfect and so funny On Cinema at the Cinema. In today's episode, they discuss Deliver Us From Evil, Tammy, and whether or not John Goodman is a true Blues Brother.
In a recent interview with VH1, The Notebook director Nick Cassavetes shared a few behind-the-scenes facts about the movie to celebrate its tenth anniversary. Among those facts (the bird scene almost didn't happen, Facebook played a big role in its success, Ryan Gosling is patiently waiting to re-do the movie IRL with you, etc.) was a bombshell: our two love babies hated each other the whole time!
What do you think of when you think of Michael Strahan? Hmm. Football legend? Charming, attractive co-host of Live! With Kelly and Michael who provides the sexual tension necessary to keep the top-of-the-show smalltalk interesting? Man you want to stab? Which one?
This is a video shot by TMZ of a seemingly drunk Chris Brown getting walked to his orange Lamborghini after a party following last night's BET Awards. Chris Brown was recently in jail, but now he's free to drink as much as he wants at award show after parties. But that—and everything else he does—comes with a different kind of prison.
BBC America just released a teaser for the upcoming season of Doctor Who—what is it on now, 400? the 400th season?—featuring our new Doctor, Peter Capaldi.
Amy Adams, a nice woman, gave up her first class seat to an American soldier on a flight from Detroit to Los Angeles today. Who was the real American hero in that cabin? That is for you to decide.
Whoopi Goldberg sits at the edge of the The View desk and looks around an empty studio. "This old place used to seem a lot bigger," she sighs. "And, wait—didn't there used to be other people here?" She tries to remember. "An older one, two blonde ones? Maybe some others?" She shakes her head, laughing gently. "Ah, what am I saying. The quiet really does get to you..."
Rex Reed, critic seemingly created for the sole purpose of blog posts, recently saw and reviewed David Wain's new rom-com parody They Came Together. He did not like it! Or, it seems, understand what it was! Though he asserts the fact that the movie is a spoof at the top of his review, he appears to then...forget?
Gabe & Max Need Help is a new web series from the incredibly funny Gabe Delahaye and Max Silvestri, in which they reprise their roles as as "Gabe" and "Max"—previously seen in Gabe & Max's 100 Seconds and Gabe & Max Like the Internet. You can watch the first episode, featuring Noah Garfinkel and Silicon Valley's Kumail Nanjiani, now.
One of the central figures in the sex abuse allegations against X-Men director Bryan Singer was Marc Collins-Rector, a registered sex offender and one-time Hollywood power player whose mansion was the site of alleged rapes. Collins-Rector hadn't been seen publicly since 2007, but his whereabouts were revealed today by Buzzfeed.
Jennifer Aniston—sad, old witch who has only her fame, beauty, talent, and money to keep warm the section of her finger where a wedding ring would go—and Justin Theroux have been engaged for nearly two years. Two years! Does that mean they have—deep breath—cold feet?
Yesterday, we watched Triumph the Insult Comic Dog ridicule fans cheering on Colombia, Greece, and Uruguay at World Cup viewing parties in Queens. Today, as we prepare to watch the match between the U.S. and Germany, let's watch him take on Italy, Japan, and Ivory Coast fans, and console heartbroken England fans in Manhattan.
There is nothing like spending the day in front of the television, binge-watching entertainment without even a commercial break. What's going on outside? What time is it? Am I doing OK, in general? Oh, who cares. A new study performed by TiVo (sure) has found that Breaking Bad is the show with which most people share this special time.
Over the weekend, the Kardashian family celebrated North West's first birthday with a kid-themed Coachella called "Kidchella." Khloé wore a Native American war bonnet for the occasion—no doy—and immediately—no doy—received negative feedback. Today, Cliff Matias, cultural director of the Redhawk Native American Arts Council, spoke about the images.
