10 Smart Facts About Idiocracy
Even its makers are wondering how they managed to make such a prescient film.
Even its makers are wondering how they managed to make such a prescient film.
The CIA is familiar with the Cold War espionage series; they read the scripts before they're shot.
1. John F. Kennedy helped get it made.
The beloved Nickelodeon series aired its final episode 25 years ago.
It's been a good few years for "Wa-oh-wa-oh."
The musical icon would have turned 96 years old today.
Part of the album's appeal might just be a fire extinguisher and a pepper shaker.
The movie was steamy; the set was freezing cold.
Here’s everything you need to know about the movie that taught us drinking beer isn’t just something you do with friends—it’s something you dominate.
With the frenzy of the 2016 election on full display, it’s an ideal time to take a break from cable news and revisit some of the great fictional political TV shows instead.
According to Roger Ebert, it was one of the most depressing children's movies of all time.
Steve Wozniak said Lee Pace's character was untrustworthy, just like Steve Jobs.
Arguably a step up from SpongeBob's Pretty Patties.
Alexander Payne's 1999 adaptation of Tom Perrotta's novel centered around a high school student election garnered Reese Witherspoon her first Golden Globe nomination.
A peek inside the video game remake of the 2003 cult classic.
The 1907 short had little impact on movies as an art form, but the lawsuit it inspired changed the business forever.
The perfect collectible for fans of the Thin White Duke and vintage 1970s science fiction.
It only took 20 years.
We hope you have a comfortable couch, because you're going to be sitting there for a long time.
Nine movies so nice, Hollywood had already made them twice.
Fans have spent a decade remaking the classic Nintendo 64 game.
It’s hard to say exactly how many concert-goers attended Woodstock, but some low counts estimate at least 400,000 were there—which is great when it comes to peace and love, but a little less so when it comes to adequate food and drink for the masses.
Go home, llamas, you’re on the wrong continent.
Dublin found its soul 25 years ago with Alan Parker's classic music dramedy.