Fireside Rants: My Crotch-ety Cat
It’s Tango’s world…Terry just lives in it.
It’s Tango’s world…Terry just lives in it.
This year’s token race-related film is “Hidden Figures,” a movie based on the true events of three black women who worked at NASA and were essential in launching John Glenn into orbit. Was it accurate and was it good?
Television’s reaction to Trump’s rise to power has been all over the map. From scripted dramas to late night, the rise of the Celebrity President is ever-present. Something interesting has been happening in the political drama landscape: Whether or not to cover Trump.
“Arrival,” an alien movie, has been nominated for Best Picture for the 2017 Academy Awards. Ty Fisher explains why the film is worth watching despite all the cliches within the movie and predicts which Oscar awards the film will walk away with.
Do you like musicals and jazz? Good news: “La La Land” is the perfect movie for you! For the remaining 99 percent of breathing people who are only old enough to live through one Hitler threatening the world rather than two, you can sit this one out.
In episode 320 of Soundtrack of the Week, the guys gave suggestions for movies and TV that take place in a post-nuclear earth.
People started boycotting Kellogg’s after the company pulled advertising from Breitbart. Contributor Terry Blastenbrei asked people to send him their unwanted Kellogg’s products. He got something else instead…
Despite Hollywood foreign press assessment, this is NOT a comedy, but it’s a damn good science porn flick.
Every year, Soundtrack of the Week does an Academy Award show with TV.com writer Ben Knight. To get you juiced up for the show, Ty reviews each Best Picture nominee to help you decide which movies to not waste your time on and which movies to torrent off the internet instead of paying $40 at the movie theaters. Today’s film review: “Room.”
Every year, Soundtrack of the Week does an Academy Award show with TV.com writer Ben Knight. To get you juiced up for the show, Ty reviews each Best Picture nominee to help you decide which movies to not waste your time on and which movies to torrent off the internet instead of paying $40 at the movie theaters. Today’s film review: “Mad Max: Fury Road.”
WARNING: contains some spoilers from the 2016 premiere. It wasn’t that long ago when proclaiming you were a fan of The X-Files was admitting your nerdiness. It was the show for D&D players with bad acne and terrible clothes, television for people who were into computers before computers mattered. It was sort of a…
I remember when Conan O’Brien was announced as the successor of Jay Leno, and I sat there thinking that it was the new generation’s turn to take over network television by giving one of their own the biggest throne. Conan represented the goofy alternative that was synonymous with kids growing up through the 1990s. To…
It was going to happen eventually, just nobody thought it would happen this fast: Jon Stewart is leaving The Daily Show. Stewart has done more with that franchise than anyone could possibly imagine. Starting way back in the pre-9/11 days, he walked an entire generation through the 21st century and set the tone on how…
What’s your favorite radio station?* Turn to it right now and write down what song is playing. Chances are that song will be played – along with a handful of others – ad nauseam throughout the day. There is an equal chance that the record label – not the radio personality – is responsible for…
Let’s say you own a business that sells bellbottoms. It’s the ‘70s and every Pink Floyd fan that’s smoking dank weed is buying them, i.e. everyone is buying your product. Now’s it’s the ‘80s and the youth have switched over to Motley Crue leather pants and whatever the hell the New Wave kids are wearing.…
Sharknado capitalizes on the public’s want to not be taken seriously. We all want to be stupid. This isn’t new. Ignorance is bliss is why normal people like to identify with Forrest Gump and Raymond Babbitt. To throw away any reminder of adulthood and the pain we identify with growing up and replace it with a…