Uwe Boll Says "Goodbye, Hollywood." Internet Breathes Sigh of Relief
Okay, this is one of those things you admit when you're drunk with your friends and it's that point in the drinking where you admit embarrassing stuff you would never tell anyone else, but you're pretty sure that now is the right time to bare your soul.
Front Lines - Secret Wars (Week of June 3)
By Mike Maillaro, Mike Weaver, Grey Scherl, and Gina Maillaro
Cheap Pops - Wrestling News & Views: June 7, 2015
Cheap Pops - June 7, 2015
Nothing Miraculous About Killing Jesus
KILLING JESUS is the film based on the book by Bill O'Reilly with Martin Dugard. I have not read this book, but if Christopher Menaul's vision of the movie is anything close to it, it's a very unique vision of Jesus, and one that I couldn't see sitting comfortably with most Christians.
Major Crimes Ignites New Season with Double Homicide on TNT
TNT's MAJOR CRIMES returns to television for a fourth season starting June 8, with a double homicide that seems to be an open and shut case. But then, when are they ever that easy on MAJOR CRIMES?
Pyron's Lucky Strike Magical Story with Emotional Impact
"Losers and weirdos stick together through thick and thin. Amen."
Open Mike Night - Archie #666
By Mike Maillaro and Mike Weaver
This week, we say a fond farewell to Archie as we look forward to next month's relaunch!
Out of the Fringe: John Noble Joins Elementary Cast
John Noble will star as Sherlock Holmes’ wealthy, estranged father when he joins the cast of ELEMENTARY as a series regular in the fall.
McFarland, USA Inspiring Stand Up and Cheer Flick
When high school football coach Jim White is fired, again, he and his family end up in the poorest town in California -- McFarland.
Marvel Movies Ranked (Infographic)
So just how much of Hollywood has Marvel taken over?
Focus Has Sharp Scenes But Astigmatic Plot
I love a good con movie. From THE STING through LEVERAGE, if it's done well, I'm pulled in.
New Line Theatre's "The Threepenny Opera" Is An Old Musical With Modern Sensibilities
There's only one way I can think of to do justice to the The Threepenny Opera, a show that debuted in Germany in 1928, features no real hero and is a stark commentary on man's tendency to bring out the worst in himself.
Front Lines - Secret Wars (Week of May 27)
Front Lines: By Mike Maillaro, Mike Weaver, Grey Scherl, and Gina Maillaro
Front Lines - Convergence Week 8
Front Lines: By Mike Maillaro, Mike Weaver, Grey Scherl, and Gina Maillaro
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