Entertainment

3 Sci-Fi Trailers You Might Have Missed

The fall barrage of new series and movies is coming in waves with there are the big ones we hear about again and again…and a few of which have already tanked in the box office. Last week, I did find a couple of trailers and announcements that dropped a for shows that might be worth…

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The Week in Memes – DNC Edition

Happy Saturday survivors! Your brain should be recovering nicely from the damage caused by watching the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Let’s dive right in! The convention was star-studded parade of billionaires and people who decry billionaires; Ivy League graduates and people who mock Ivy League graduates. In other words, typical limousine liberal spectacle loved…

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Black Myth: Wukong has the internet in a tizzy and that’s great!

So, what has everyone on the internet in such a tizzy about Black Myth: Wukon? Let’s find out.

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Alien Romulus – The Critics’ Verdict

So “Alien: Romulus” is doing great at the box office. That’s good news for an entertainment industry that’s in desperate need of revitalization. Being that we’re in an era of derivative reboots and a severe lack of writing talent, these critics, who are true genre fans, opinions are extra valuable. The only critics who matter…

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“The Acolyte” is gone. Disney Star Wars says no to season 2. This is good news.

Deadline is reporting that Disney Star Wars said no to season 2 of ‘The Acolyte’. We have a couple of things to say about that. First? Thank goodness. The show was awful. Second? The numbers must have been abysmal. We’re never going to be privy to the actual number of views, but it must have…

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What made Phil Donohue great? Check this out. (video)

Here’s a couple clips I really dig from the Phil Donahue. These are ideas a kid wouldn’t get anywhere else on TV.

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Sunday Jams: Greg Kihn Band

Amid a wave of celebrity deaths this past week, you might have overlooked one of the Bay Area’s original rockers, Greg Kihn, passed away at age 75. Kihn started in the 1970s in Berkeley, and worked various jobs while trying to get his music career off the ground. From the late 70s thought the mid…

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