On Friday, a new villain emerged from behind the putrid curtains of the White House Press Briefing Room: Anthony Scaramucci, a Wall Street millionaire who is apparently a younger, more literate, and more dashing version of Donald Trump. In the briefing (remember those?), the new White House Communications Director…
Ladies, take note: This is what men do when you aren’t around. They chop wood cinematically with varying degrees of frustration directed at the wood.
Netflix’s excruciating Full House revival, Fuller House, is the most-watched show on Netflix and perhaps the highest rated show on all of television, according to independent research company SymphonyAM. Though Netflix infuriatingly doesn’t make its ratings public, and Netflix chief content officer Ted Sarandos called…
In the time since Judge Judy premiered on September 16, 1996, the U.S. has seen so many technological advances. We carry computers in our pockets, are more connected than ever via the internet and social media, at least on paper, and the phrase “at least on paper” is rarely used anymore because so many prefer to read…
No creative decision in the bomb for the ages that Angelina Jolie wrote, directed, and starred in, makes very much sense, but among those that are the most confusing is her decision to yelp, whimper, moan, purr, and screech her way through the movie. Her wordless acting—often delivered after the most pregnant and…
Our sorrowfully gone alien-icon David Bowie has been eulogized for many things today—for his music, obviously, and for his fashion, and for the particular transcendent way he put the world forward with his imagination and lack of concern for convention, including gender. But we’d also like to note Bowie for his…
While watching It’s Complicated for the 10th or 11th time, I noticed something after that scene where Alec Baldwin can’t make it to a romantic dinner with his ex-wife because he’s busy trying to impregnate Lake Bell while she’s ovulating: Meryl Streep is damn good at turning off the lights.
To those unfortunate enough to live or stroll near NYC's Pranna on a weekend afternoon, the restaurant/club's unlimited drinks brunch deal only causes headaches. Stumbling out of the establishment are patrons intoxicated to the point of unruliness, barfing, daytime dick unsheathing, and other such booze-related…
If you were a fan of Sex and the City, one of the things you probably remember about it was the way the show regularly slipped high-end name brands like it was just no big deal. Casually mentioning your Manolo Blahnik shoes or your Givenchy was just some every day thing New Yorkers did, according to the show.
This is your face on Botox—and it's ridiculous.
You've probably noticed that Christopher Walken is quite skilled in the cutting-a-rug department. But you don't fully appreciate the extent of the man's smooth moves until you've watched this supercut of Walken's many, many, many on-screen dance numbers, set to "Everybody Dance Now."
Being part of the Real Housewives franchise gives women the opportunity to promote their various products, land book deals, and, weirdly, launch music careers. However, that doesn't mean that they can sing, as evidenced by these raw moments, captured on camera, in which they're laying down vocal tracks in the booth,…
Just kiss goddammit; JUST KISS ALREADY!
Let's all chair dance (the best and easiest type of dancing!) along with these singing, laughing, bopping tots.
This supercut, lovingly compiled by the folks at WORN Journal, is a loving tribute to the bright hues and the look-at-me pizzazz of early-90s fashions as exemplified by In Living Color, White Men Can't Jump, Do the Right Thing, and The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. Before the decade got all threadbare and dark-toned and…
By the time the season finale of 30 Rock aired last night, there had been a lot of changes in Liz Lemon's life—she bought a second apartment, got married, adopted two children—but one thing remained the same through all seven years since the show started: eating. A huge part of the character was her relationship to…
Although Tracy Jordan's lackey Walter "Dot Com" Slattery (played by Kevin Brown) only pops up occasionally on your dearly beloved 30 Rock, many of the 1993 Wesleyan University graduate cerebral musings (which the rest of the gang rarely get) have been compiled by our friend Slacktory. With an encyclopedic knowledge of…
The nice thing about being a movie or TV character is that there is never, ever, time to explain, whereas real-life people like you and me have ample time to explain in such annoying detail that your friends get annoyed at you and then go home and stream an entire BBC drama series on Instant Netflix while…
What happens when you take the theatrical trailer for the 2005 movie Sin City but replace all of the actors with Disney characters? This dark-and-dreary cut of the scariest characters from the darkest Disney scenes, which I wouldn't recommend letting your children watch.
In an interview with CBS' Julie Chen on Sunday, Paula claimed that she's "never been drunk in [her] life." We've compiled quite a few clips that beg to differ.
