Early Monday morning, director and comedian Kevin Smith tweeted that he had just suffered a “massive heart attack” (the kind commonly referred to as a widowmaker) soon after performing a stand-up set in Glendale, California, Sunday night.
Flashback Film Friends is a series in which a Jezebel staffer watches a movie she or he has seen a million times, with a staffer who has never seen it once. Then they discuss—just like friends.
Harley Quinn Smith, daughter of director Kevin Smith, was recently standing outside a Brentwood Starbucks waiting for an Uber when two men pulled up in a beige car and tried to convince her that they were her ride. They were not.
If you follow fashion, celebrities, kewl teenz, or the children of the rich and famous, Lily-Rose Depp is about to be in your life a lot more from now on—particularly after this weekend, when Yoga Hosers debuts at Sundance, featuring her first starring role—so you might as well learn who, and why.
In today’s Tweet Beat, Amy dispenses some advice, Shania Twain turns fifty and Kevin Smith makes a pitch.
Could this be the moment that breaks my brain as far as its capacity to contain adorable news? It might be.
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…
Paul Dini is the creator and writer behind the Cartoon Network show Tower Prep, which was cancelled in 2011 after one season. Now Dini has revealed that he's fairly certain it got cut was because he wasn't doing enough to make the show appealing to boys.
This post was me sharing a shitty, funny, embarrassing situation with my readers. This never was and shouldn't be about my FAT AGENDA AGAINST SOUTHWEST'S POLICY. I have no agenda, fat or otherwise, except getting treated like a person.
Cop Out is billed as an homage to buddy-cop comedies, but critics say the dull script and lack of chemistry between Bruce Willis and Tracy Morgan make it less entertaining than director Kevin Smith's Tweets about getting kicked off Southwest.
The parody video after the jump reveals Kevin Smith wasn't kicked off a plane for being fat, but because flight attendants didn't, "want the aisles being obstructed by passengers confronting [him] about Jersey Girl ruining George Carlin's legacy." [UCB Comedy]
Southwest is now claiming it will review its "Customer of Size" policy in response to Kevin Smith's criticism. But will anything really change?
Kevin Smith is so angry he was thrown off a Southwest flight on Saturday, he's launched a campaign against the airline. Smith may be the poster-boy for "too fat to fly", but Southwest has a habit of harassing overweight passengers.
About an hour ago, Kevin Smith began tweeting about a very unpleasant experience he had this evening while on a Southwest flight—namely, that he was thrown off of the plane for being "way fat."
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