The 1990s was a wonderful decade for sitcoms. Some of those sitcom stars moved onto film and never looked back. Others went on to dramatic television. There are a few that are no longer with us as well, and also a few that are more-or-less retired.
Dan Bejar's project Destroyer is not what you would call precious about releasing music. His new Destroyer album "Dan's Boogie," out later this year, is his fifth over the last decade.
You can make a fully-valid argument that "Space Ghost Coast to Coast" is as important and influential a comedy show as we have gotten in the last 40 years.
At the 2025 Academy Awards ceremony, Adrien Brody joined the rarefied collection of actors with multiple Oscars. He also got an unusual footnote in the history books.
Marvel's "Daredevil: Born Again" premieres on Disney+ on March 4.
Workplace television shows are probably the plurality of all TV shows in existence. Within that realm, a few areas of professional life are popular. Police work, of course.
Some actors win Oscars and nobody is surprised. When a Katharine Hepburn or a Meryl Streep was adding to their total, nobody was thrown, even for a movie that wasn’t necessarily a real winner (shout out to “The Iron Lady”).
In recent years, Disney movies have, unsurprisingly, been adapted into TV shows, typically for children. These are 20 of the most notable TV shows based on Disney movies.
In the last decade, though, the offerings in the universe spawned by “Star Wars” have been as robust as ever.
for the twentysomethings, and the nostalgic Gen Xers and Elder Millennials, let’s take a look back at the world of 1999 with some events that happened in the lead up to Y2K.
Love conquers all. Or something. When all was said and done, "Anora" proved steamroller-adjacent at the Academy Awards. Sean Baker made history by taking home four Oscars in a single night.
To the extent there was a "surprise" win at the Oscars, it was in Best Actress. Mikey Madison was considered the only contender next to Demi Moore, and in the end, she got to hold the gold statuette.
It was a two-man race all Oscar season. Would Adrien Brody complete the redemption arc by winning his second Best Actor? Or would Timothee Chalamet make history as the youngest Best Actor winner?
While the controversy around Emilia Perez made headlines, nothing could stop Zoe Saldana this awards season.
In 1990, Kieran Culkin had a tertiary role in his brother Macaulay's breakthrough movie "Home Alone." He is now an Oscar winner.
In recent years it has been increasingly common for "Saturday Night Live" to bring in people who aren't cast members for recurring impersonations. Mike Myers was the latest to lend a hand.
Jeff Bridges is one of the most-successful actors in history and has had a career spanning decades. But he's also a musician who has released multiple albums.
People rarely have a chill, middle-of-the-road reaction to the Razzies, but Francis Ford Coppola seems to be taking things in stride.
We are not feeling hot, hot, hot right now. David Johansen, the iconoclastic, influential musician, has passed away at 75.
The 1989 cult classic film "The 'Burbs'" is being adapted into a Peacock series starring Keke Palmer and details are emerging on potential guest stars.
Fans of trash cinema, rejoice! We aren't even saying that as a criticism. Every "Dumpuary" (the mildly-derogatory nickname given to January and February when studios tend to dump movies they have no hope for to get them off the docket) one movie seems to rise to the top of the heap.
"Shrek 5" is coming out in 2026.
Gene Hackman, truly one of the greatest actors in the history of film, has passed away at the age of 95.
Fans of 2000s indie pop, rejoice! Rilo Kiley is reuniting for a tour in 2025, the first time the quartet has played together since 2008.
Those "Supernatural" fans who are also "The Boys" fans are in for something fun in the fifth and final season of the hit Amazon Prime show.