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The quality of the hero is what makes a movie good. The quality of the villain is what makes it great. But what makes it really, truly, awesome? Sidekicks, of course.

Most artists that have experienced any longevity in their career have undergone some sort of stylistic change. It's only natural that interests would change,

Believe it or not, celebrities tend to have a lot of downtime when they aren’t recording an album or shooting a movie. Sure, it can be grueling to work on a TV show for several months in a row, but what happens when you don’t have another gig lined up? You work on hobbies and, if necessary, you find a second job to occupy your time. Some second jobs are a little more surprising than others, of cou

In the world of music, a novelty album is an album with a niche market or otherwise limited appeal. Often associated with comedy, novelty albums take on a range

Every popular superhero has to have a stable of top notch supervillains to fight. For variety - and to keep the attention of their (let’s face it) mostly pre-pubescent fanbase interested – they also a bunch of bumbling weirdoes the big studios will never let hit the silver screen.

Filmmakers are always stretching the truth for the sake of entertainment. The biggest victim of these fabrications is the action movie staple… the humble explosion.

Comic books and music. Two things that are widely and wildly consumed by people the world over. Musicians read comics, sometimes they write comics.

Celebrities guest-starring in comic books is pretty common fare, but it can be just as common to see a star land their own series altogether. Here's a rundown

Musicians delight and fascinate us with their antics both on and off stage. Unfortunately, the “sex, drugs and rock n’ roll” lifestyle often comes with a

Despite what Charles Barkley wants you to believe, athletes really are role models. They might not want to be, but they really are. These are the people we