Listen, we’ve all been there. You’re at a bar, just trying to enjoy a drink alone, and some sleazy guy in a “TRUCK YOU” shirt comes up and starts saying lewd things to you. What do you do?
These days, David Lynch’s Twin Peaks is one of the revered shows in television history, but back when it debuted in 1990, it was just another (well, still revered) evening soap opera starring a group of young hotties that were bound to hook up with each other.
David Lynch nostalgia is in full effect with the release of the awesomely weird, rebooted Twin Peaks, and it seems we are now back to revisiting the more arcane offerings in the director’s portfolio.
“The good Dale is in the lodge, and he can’t leave.”
It’s been 25 years since Laura Palmer told Special Agent Dale Cooper that she’d see him again, and tonight we’ll expect her to make good on that promise. (Even if she doesn’t show up in this particular episode, just imagine Laura’s David Lynch, and we are all Special Agent Dale Cooper).
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.
Master director David Lynch is not one for explaining himself. He doesn’t do things like director’s commentary on DVD/Blu-ray releases, and he never offers very much by way of interpretation of his frequently (and to fans, exhilaratingly) confounding body of work. In an age of over-sharing, it is refreshing that…
The new incarnation of Twin Peaks will debut in just 16 days—not that I have a daily counter plugged to my phone or anything!—and Showtime is very slowly leaking videos that serve as breadcrumb clues to how the show will play out. Today’s video is called “Some familiar faces 25 years later.” And, wow, it looks like…
Oh my god, Twin Peaks is truly in the works, and this new production trailer from its future home Showtime gives us a little (very little) teaser peek into what will eventually, hopefully, be Twin Peaks but scarier, more vulgar, and more explicit thanks to the god-given invention that is cable tee vee, baby!
Actress Catherine Coulson, famous for her role as “The Log Lady” on David Lynch’s Twin Peaks, died of cancer on Monday, September 28. She was 71 years old.
Welcome to Grim Yelp Reviews, a new regular feature where we share people’s worst experiences at the worst places. This week: My Dinner with Andre areola.
As previously reported, Twin Peaks is coming back! (YEAHHH!) But then David Lynch backed out because Showtime isn't giving him enough money to realize his vision. (NOOO!) But now, the original cast has made a collective video plea for his return (YEAHHH!) and it's awesome to see the crew back in the game, even the…
The holidays are here, bringing the promise of good cheer, the scent of fresh-baked cookies, and the steadily increasing stress over choosing the proper gift for your significant other. Then there are the stretches of quality time together, often in high-pressure environments like crowded airports, when mildly…
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Solid effort, despite the fact that there's no Log Lady.
This is the kind of video that really speaks for itself. And a shining example of why the interwebs is the best invention in the history of anything ever. Thanks to a couple of likeminded crazies who clearly have nothing better to do with their time than create gems that add a wee sparkle to your day, we now have one…
This week in Georgia, the infamous restaurant chain Hooters filed suit against another restaurant called Twin Peaks, which has a similar "concept." Hooters is accusing Twin Peaks of stealing trade secrets. How many secrets—other than half-naked waitresses and chicken wings—does Hooters really have? Enough that…
I'm a fan of "boobs" myself, but the words we use for breasts are as varied as those breasts themselves. And it's time to vote for your favorite.
Best quote in the history of celebrity quotes: "There Might Not Be a Hannah Montana If It Wasn't For David Lynch" — Billy Ray Cyrus. Does that mean Hannah Montana = Bob? • Salma Hayek called off her engagement to French billionaire and baby daddy Francois-Henri Pinault. Her rep says: "There will be no further…
A Polish man had a totally Twin Peaks moment when he visited a brothel and found out his wife was one of the employees. He told the Polish tabloid Super Express: "I was dumbfounded. I thought I was dreaming." Marginally less disturbing than finding your daughter at the whorehouse you frequent, but still pretty…
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