Like that hookup buddy who just doesn't know when to take a hint, Netflix is currently bombarding subscribers with messages that hey, if you don't have plans tonight, they've got a little something-something for you. Namely, House of Cards.
If there is a God, this winter he's made it pretty clear that he never wants to you to feel the warmth of the sun on your face or the tickle of grass on your feet ever again. But paralyzing ice storms and butt-puckering temperatures are no excuse to give up and despair. Not when there's so much amazing TV to watch.
"I don't know whether to be proud or terrified," Frank Underwood declares in one of the new teaser trailers for season two of the Netflix hit series House Of Cards. Pretty sure he's referring to his wife, Claire Underwood, whose steely strength and frosty aura — she really is a one-woman polar vortex — are back in full…
If you had to pick a Kevin Smith movie that fans would rally to defend from a blogger's dismissive comment with misogynistic Twitter fervor, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back probably wouldn't be on your shortlist. But the internet can often be a small, mean place — a dank tunnel full of blindly groping mole people trying …
When the clock strikes its last midnight in 2013—or somewhere around there, anyway—dozens of movies will disappear from Netflix streaming. Fortunately, you've still got some time to churn through the ones you'll miss the most. Here's a list of the very best of the movies that'll be gone in 2014.
If you've ever wanted a behind-the-scenes look at a presidential candidate getting his ass handed to him, you're in luck. Netflix just dropped the trailer for its upcoming documentary Mitt, the work of a journalist who stuck to Romney like a barnacle as he tried for six years to become president.
House of Cards premieres on Netflix on Feb. 14, 2014 (HOW ROMANTIC) and they've released this NO SPOILERS trailer that has me really excited for the next thirteen episodes.
The new issue of Vibe Vixen has a spectacular cover featuring the ladies of Orange Is the New Black all dolled up in evening gowns and jewels. (Click to enlarge and see how beautiful!) Inside, actress Laverne Cox reveals the horrible treatment she was subjected to when she was young.
As you all know, we are dealing with a devastating loss in the
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This weekend on Melissa Harris-Perry's MSNBC show, a few actors from Orange Is The New Black made an appearance and discussed prison conditions.
If you haven’t had the time to binge watch all of Orange Is the New Black yet, I won’t ruin it for you...except for the part about alien space monsters. Didn’t see that coming at all, did you? But seriously — if you haven’t watched the show and don’t want to learn how badass Sister Ingalls, the pacifist nun, or any of…
Netflix is removing "Star Trek III: The Search for Spock" from its listings for a week. The reason? Shoddy Vulcan and Klingon dialogue. Because there's nothing more offensive to a Klingon than bad subtitles. Hopefully Netflix caption writers can learn Vulcan and Klingon in one week- it only took my cousin all of winter…
It's hard to say which is rarer: meaty, star-making roles for trans actors or careers that cross over from reality TV to acting. Laverne Cox has both. She competed on VH1's I Want to Work for Diddy, developed/starred in that network's makeover show TRANSform Me, and now she steals scenes as Sophia on Netflix's…
You're watching Orange Is the New Black, right? Because Netflix's show about a kombucha-drinking, Dwell-subscribing, public radio tote-bag-carrying white lady who finds herself serving time in Federal prison because of past involvement with an international drug ring is outstanding. If you're not turning in, you're…
Written specifically for Netflix's highly addictive new series, you can't listen to it just once. Or ten times. Actually, I think my neighbors want to kill me.
Here's the trailer for Netflix's first female-led series, Orange Is The New Black. It was created by Jenji Kohan, (who created and won Emmys for Weeds) and is based on a memoir by Piper Kerman.
As part of Netflix’s insidious plan to put the poor television networks out of business, it plans to put an even greater emphasis on original (and semi-original) programming like House of Cards and Arrested Development (in these original programming press clips, nobody ever mentions that big pile of garbage called …
It's the final countdown, and I'm as excited about season 4 as Mrs. Featherbottom is about enjoying a banger in the mouth.
Jenji Kohan, the delightful mind behind Nancy Botwin, El Andy, and that animal-loving Mexican cartel enforcer from Seasons 4 and 5 of Weeds, has created a new show for Netflix called Orange Is the New Black, an adaptation of Piper Kerman’s best-selling memoir. Are you excited? Or did the last few seasons of Weeds…
