In a “who in the hell left the gate open?” moment, funnyman Will Ferrell was granted the privilege of announcing the starting lineups for last night’s Hornets-Bulls game and he summoned the spirit of Jackie Moon to make it an extremely laughable moment. Read the rest of this entry »

The New York Giants did it. Again. And for the last time until the fall, we present to you the final NFL Recap of the 2011-2012 season. Read the rest of this entry »

In case you were on refreshment refill run and missed it, Madonna performed a gladiator-influenced set during the Super Bowl XLVI halftime show. Enough about that. Monday morning’s water cooler talk will likely center around M.I.A.’s one-finger salute to the television audience Read the rest of this entry »

Despite a condensed production schedule, last summer’s X-Men: First Class was a worldwide smash, earning over $300 million in worldwide box office sales. Fans of the film can officially start counting down the days until the sequel, as director Matthew Vaughn has officially agreed to helm the project, reuniting with the bulk of the first film’s stars. Read the rest of this entry »

By now, nothing short of a gang of turtles selling Tom Ford cologne by the pint to skunks in the woods should surprise you in the realm of reality television. That doesn’t mean it won’t. TLC, the prime culprits for such classics like Toddlers and Tiaras and 19 Kids and Counting want the world to catch the spirit that resides in and outside of the church with a new series in Preacher Wives. Read the rest of this entry »

Obviously, André Three Stacks ain’t hurting for money. After all, he’s got a Diamond album, for Christ’s sake. Still, we’re kind of confused as to why the anti-social Outkast member has decided to take a role in this new Gillette commercial. Read the rest of this entry »

You may have heard that Warner Brothers bullied Netflix into signing a contract that allows the studio to wait a full eight weeks following a movie’s release before shipping it out for rental. Read the rest of this entry »

For whatever reason, I’ve always loved Ferris Bueller and never really cared for Matthew Broderick. Maybe it was that the seemingly-tight-knit actor could never live up to his character’s cool. Or, maybe that he really hasn’t been in many good movies since. Read the rest of this entry »

Don’t get Fox News started on the media. They continuously accused liberal hippies of using various tactics to execute a smear campaign against the Grand Ol’ Party for decades now. Any outlet outside Rupert Murdoch’s empire is subject to conservative-minded scorn–even The Muppets. Read the rest of this entry »

A friend couldn’t have summed up ESPN’s Winter X-Games better: “For three days every January, Sal Masakela gets a job and ESPN showcases 9 million degrees of spins.” Very true, but it also allows the network to try and awkwardly fit some randomly selected soundtrack to long-haired Europeans’ doing flips off a 30-foot snow pile. Nas held that position this year, but his appearance wasn’t as disastrous as it could’ve been. Read the rest of this entry »

In the first half of Sunday’s matchup between the Heat and Bulls, Dwyane Wade throws up the pass, LeBron catches the oop…and John Lucas becomes a very important footnote in highlights history. Read the rest of this entry »

In this week’s edition of “Bad Ideas With NBC,” The Office’s Dwight Schrute is getting his own series. The studio feels confident enough in Rain Wilson’s quirky character to give the green light to a spin-off, centered entirely around Schrute and the farm he operates. Read the rest of this entry »

Students of the game remember this clip of Eazy-E on The Arsenio Hall Show* for the Hip-Hop history it rightfully represents. Showcasing Eric Wright in all of his controversial, charismatic and defiant glory (and crusty feet), those not familiar should take it as a lesson. Never will you see something like this on live television again. Read the rest of this entry »

Pastor Troy, a beloved rapper known for having an authentic WWE replica belt and screaming a lot, has finally made it big time. Now he’s on Judge Alex, who is kind of the Pastor Troy of television judges because you forget he exists until people mention his name and you say “who”? Read the rest of this entry »

During his show’s two-year run (many of us don’t count the third season), Dave Chappelle used his clout in the entertainment industry to reel in rap’s A-listers for weekly musical segments. While watching Snoop rap “Deep Cover” with Tyrone Biggums was cool to see, the real benefit of bringing such names to the show were often found in skits. Read the rest of this entry »