In honor of the Justice League’s first big screen appearance, here are three things that made the 2001-2004 Cartoon Network animated series one of the
“Mystery Science Theater 3000,” the show about riffing on bad movies, is back in spectacular kick-ass fashion, straight out of its record-breaking Kickstarter campaign and
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Each year, we look forward to the large selection of funny, emotional, outrageous and entertaining commercials that debut during the Super Bowl.
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This is what Jesse from “New Girl” thinks she is, and what Margo Roth Spiegelman “Paper Towns” definitely is. They all are hyper, excitable, quirky
Compared to most teachings of slavery, “Roots” shows us that rich culture and diverse societies existed completely independent of European enslavement or infiltration.
This is the best d*mn movie I’ve ever seen. As a black teen growing up in East Point, Georgia, I am ashamed of how my
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