Sometimes when you surf these inter webs you stumble upon really cool stuff. I was slightly familiar with the Pentatonix cause they appears in Toddrick Hall’s Wizard of Ahhs video and so I thought it would be a good idea to check out their channel to see if they had anything I might want to
The mystery of why George Clooney’s The Monuments Men was moved from its original December 2013 release date to the first weekend of February has been answered. Unfortunately, it’s not a good answer. The film proves to be at home in the usual sludge of February movies; a major disappointment for a once perceived Oscar
Don’t let the PG rating on The Lego Movie make you think that it is something just for the kids — like the “for ages 8-14” on Lego boxes, it’s just a suggestion. The Lego Movie is a whirlwind of a good time for everybody. Both hilarious and touching, the film ends up packing an important message not just for the kids, but for the adults too.
I decided that since I’d skipped a week, I’d hit you with a whammy and since it’s Black History Month, why not explore the works of the greatest Black playwright, August Wilson? Wilson has to be the greatest untapped resource of the arts community and his Century Cycle plays are just sitting there waiting for
Hello Demon Wolfcast listeners are you ready for a treat! Not only do we bring you an indepth recap of the events of the episode but we have a special guest, Teen Wolf composer Dino Meneghin! Dino stops by the podcast to talk scoring the show, being scared while watching, and teases some upcoming episodes.
If anything was worthy of a YAAAAAAAAAAS it would be the newly released cover of Vanity Fair. I normally LIVE for Vanity Fair’s Hollywood issue, being an awards and fashion obssesive, but this year’s cover is even more awesome. Look. At. This. Awesomeness. Like there are 6 black people on the cover. SIX! And two