Top Gun is an adrenaline-pumping ode to outsized masculinity. But you might not remember what else it is …
Pumpkin King Jack Skellington is back. First released in 1993, ‘The Nightmare Before Christmas’ now makes annual October appearances. Is it a trick or a treat?
Home away from home for British Navy Capt. Jack Aubrey and the 196 men in his command is no Hyatt or Hilton. It’s not even Motel 5.
Forsaking the gaudy makeup and dowdy dresses of Madea for a season, Tyler Perry steps into the Armani suit of Wesley Deeds—just in time to begin wondering if his good life’s not all it’s cracked up to be.
One of the baser reality game shows, Meet My Folks exposes viewers to excessive drinking, bleeped vulgarity, enthusiastic necking, and frequent hot tub scenes.
How many hard-working, yet virtually anonymous young school teachers have dreamt of dating a movie star?
Cougars. North American wildcats? Or desperate, tacky women who prey on men half their age? Well, ABC certainly isn’t airing a nature documentary here.
UPDATED REVIEW: This “new kind of family” show might just be called that because so many of its teen characters are starting families of their own.
Teen dramas come and go, but angst and sexual tension never go out of style.
Right down the road from the town of Twin Peaks and a stone’s throw, it would seem, from Transylvania is the tacky toon territory of Gravity Falls.
Tru Davies races back and forth through time, getting “do-over days” in which she solves crimes and saves lives.
“Instant karma’s going to get Earl/It’s gonna knock him right in the head/Earl had better get himself together/Pretty soon he’s gonna be dead.”
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