In Antigua, starting February 23, the 2026 RORC Caribbean 600 is shaping up to be the combat zone for a gripping battle between two of the world’s fastest 100-foot Maxis: Leopard 3 and Black Jack 100.m.
You may have heard by now that the Super Mario Bros. are returning to the big screen for one super-sized sequel.
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie has a lot to live up to. It’s not only based on one of the franchise’s best entries. It’s based on one of the highest-rated video games ever.
Like many movie lovers, we’ve grown weary of remakes. Not every one is bad or needless. Some are even great. But many can’t justify their existence. Plus, a remake means one less original film heading to theaters.
Movies like one of Jennifer Lopez’s best, or perhaps a mockumentary that has had metalheads laughing since the ‘80s, all fit nicely into this genre, but what other movies do music fanatics live for? Let’s get into it!
It’s time to return to the dangerous yet wonderful land of Jumanji. The last two films were surprisingly better than we imagined they would be.
A Minecraft Movie pulled in just shy of one billion dollars at the global box office this year. That’s a whole lot of minecoins. That was also a de facto guarantee we’d eventually get a sequel.
How do you pick the funniest movies ever made? There are so many laugh-out-loud movies out there, but like a blind man at an orgy, we're gonna have to feel things out.
It’s official. We have seen the most ridiculous trailer of 2025. It is weird, wacky, and we cannot wait to get to the theaters to see the entire film.
The Super Mario Bros. Movie captured a whole lot of gold coins. It took in a whopping $1.36 billion at the global box office, guaranteeing that just like the legendary video game franchise itself, we’ll be getting a whole bunch of Mario-titled sequels for a long time.
So you’re stuck in scrolling purgatory again, huh? Endlessly thumbing through Peacock, hoping something jumps out. We’ve been there. That’s why we pulled together the Top 10 Movies you would actually want to watch this week—no fluff, no filler.
After years in the industry, Jack Black has become one of the most famous and loved names in Hollywood. Black’s talent is incredibly versatile, making his filmography a very diverse mixture. From his huge blockbusters to lesser-known indies, Black has become something of a movie legend.
Shows like Sesame Street and Mister Rogers' Neighborhood were just the beginning, and since then, a variety of programs have come and gone, all of which are important in their own way. No matter what, the following educational shows made kids love learning and helped them appreciate the power of knowledge.
The new Christmas film, ‘Dear Santa,’ not only has the famous and comedic actor, Jack Black, playing Santa Claus but revolves around an interesting idea.
While twentieth-century animation is primarily associated with Disney’s classic hand-drawn era, the 2000s offered films that broke new ground, both visually and narratively. Disney continued to dominate, but Pixar, DreamWorks, and Studio Ghibli also took hold of the box office and audiences around the world.
In 1993, we got a Super Mario Bros. movie. Super Mario Bros. was an utter flop critically and commercially. It was not until 2023 that Hollywood took another shot. Would The Super Mario Bros. Movie work? Here are 20 facts you might not know about the world of mustachioed plumbers and mushroom people.
Small screen wonders for kids have made Earth a better place since Jim Henson put his hand up a big bird. With that, let’s look at the children’s shows that prove there’s good in the world.
From franchises to standalone adventures, they have consistently released hits since 1998 that appeal to kids and adults alike. It’s all thanks to the studio's signature mix of humor, heart, and visual splendor.
School can be and is often overwhelming for many reasons, but it can make all the difference when students have at least one teacher that goes above and beyond for them. These are the best teachers pop culture has had to date.
These are the most notable musical shows. Now, when people think of a “musical,” they often think of the kind where characters break into song and dance, also known as an “integrated musical.” However, shows where people are actually performing music in the show to further the plot or as part of the storytelling also count as a musical.
War films can be tricky, and war comedies are even trickier. What about a comedy about making a war movie? Tropic Thunder made that a reality.
Kevin Clark starred as Freddy "Spazzy McGee" Jones in School of Rock, but according to co-star Rivkah Reyes, his contributions to the 2003 cult classic extended far beyond his prodigious drumming.
As Dewey Finn, Jack Black's School of Rock character, once sang: "You're not hardcore / Unless you live hardcore." Living by those lyrics cost Black one healthy ankle.
We've all heard of high school sweethearts. Angelo Massagli and Caitlin Hale are the only two who can claim to be School of Rock sweethearts, though. Over the weekend, internet sleuths—God bless them—uncovered that the two former child actors have grown up to fall in love in real life: School of Rock hit theaters in October 2003.
Dazed and Confused is returning to theaters. Alamo Drafthouse announced Friday the next iteration of its Support Local Cinemas campaign will feature a
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