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Tuesday, November 2, 2021 at 12:27PM Look it's Madonna as Harley Quinn.
Halloween is past (*sniffle*) but now we get to relive it vicariously since celebrities have been posting the pics from their spooky holiday night out on Instagram. Lupita Nyong'o, Naomi Watts, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Elliot Page, and more after the jump...
Wednesday, March 17, 2021 at 7:29PM 
Groundhog Day is becoming its own genre of film. Groundhog Day as a horror film -> Happy Death Day. Groundhog Day as a sci-fi war film -> Edge of Tomorrow. Groundhog Day as an existential romantic comedy -> Palm Springs. Joe Carnahan's Boss Level continues this new tradition as the violent action film edition. It does this while maintaining a fun tone and never crossing over into offensiveness.
Frank Grillo stars as Roy Pulver, a former special forces soldier who wakes up every morning with people trying to kill him...
Saturday, May 2, 2020 at 9:00AM 
Would you rather...
• share rosé with Tom Mercier?
• donate plasma with Rita Wilson?
• touch up each other's roots with Sandy Powell?
• do cartwheel flips with Margaret Qualley?
• sing along with Simu Liu's one-man boy band?
• listen to Streisand records with Billy Porter?
• quote Withnail and I (in full) with Richard E Grant?
• play various sports with Emma Roberts?
• garden with Naomi Watts?
• take an ice bath with Joel Kinnaman?
Pictures are after the jump to help you decide...
Tuesday, October 22, 2019 at 6:30PM The Governors Awards (Honorary Oscars) will be held on October 27th, 2019 with director Lina Wertmüller, actress Geena Davis, director David Lynch, and actor Wes Studi celebrated. We'll be discussing each of them.
by Eric Blume
The decision to give David Lynch an honorary Oscar this year is among the Academy’s smartest and most inspired choices. Lynch’s movies are so singular, so not-conceived for commercial consumption, that he was never likely to gain enough popular majority to actually win as Best Director. But he has garnered three nominations over the years: 1980’s The Elephant Man, 1986’s Blue Velvet, and 2001’s Mulholland Dr. Each of these films contains stunning and memorable images, a feverish sensibility, a subversively compassionate worldview, and a mastery of storytelling... even when the story feels incomprehensible.
Mulholland Dr truly merits the term overused word "masterpiece". Lynch is in complete control and it’s a film that could only have sprung from his mind and heart. While we’ve seen many versions of the American Dream story, none has ever emphasized the “dream” portion of that term in the way that this film does...
Tuesday, July 23, 2019 at 9:44AM 
Haven't done an Instagram share for a couple of weeks so here are some celeb photos, arranged in our typical Would you rather fashion...
• compare muscles with Mark Ruffalo & Chris Hemsworth?
• sip aperol with Naomi Watts?
• sail away with Neil Patrick Harris?
• reminisce about your first Oscars with Rossy de Palma?
• stretch it out with Aint to Proud to Beg's James Harkness?
• cosplay Star Wars with Brie Larson?
• attend Moulin Rouge! on Broadway with Baz himself?
• cool down with Morena Baccarin?
• peel bananas with Cazwell?
• appreciate nature with Daryl Hannah?
• adopt your first puppy with Nicole Kidman?
Pictures are after the jump to help you decide.
