Pop Culture

Superheroes have been with us since the 1930s. With their simple morality, bright costumes, and science-mangling powers, we've had literally thousands of

Following extensive market research and several colorful PowerPoint presentations, it appears that the money in African Americans’ wallets is of equal value

TV comedies have always dared to go where other TV shows fear to tread. They challenge convention in the search for bigger laughs and in doing so can make a

If there’s one thing 80’s movies had greater abundance than piss poor computer graphics, it was smug assholes in need of some correction.

A clever cameo won’t make or break a movie but it can be more than enough to get people talking. For example, Mel Gibson was originally set to have a cameo

The desire for a mentor is deep-seated in the human race. Someone to teach hand-to-hand combat and ancient ninja skills so that we can go on to save the

We’d like to believe there is a balance that exists in the world, but this belief is seriously challenged. For every million movies made, we’re lucky to have a single one that surpasses the original.

There are basically two kinds of music videos: either the band just stands around playing in a series of generic shots for a few minutes, or you get a brief

Sometimes a movie or television character is able to transcend the screen and become a part of pop culture history, thanks in part to the part being well written but also, more importantly, by casting directors knocking it out of the park and finding the perfect actor to bring the character to life. Of course when a film or show is being cast, there are many actors considered for the parts, and we

Kids shows tend to be annoying to everyone over the age of 10, usually because they’re all about teaching valuable life lessons you already knew. Also,