Author: James
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Chances are, if you’re making a modern-day television show that isn’t based in a metropolitan area like New York City, cars will be an inevitable part of the casting. Well, if the show is based in the U.S., as you know our country’s relationship with public transit is embarrassing and just plain hot garbage and we…
The Joliet Public Library will host its second annual Fandom, Art & Music Expo (FAME), a free, family-friendly mini-convention on Saturday, Sept. 12, featuring nearly 50 Chicagoland artists, cosplay, games, contests and other pop culture fun.
Sometimes the funniest jokes start with something completely familiar before taking a sharp turn into absurdity. That is very much the territory of LetMeBe Comics, where pop culture, everyday annoyances, childhood favorites, and wonderfully questionable ideas regularly collide to create some truly dark and absurd comics. Recognizable characters might draw you in, but they rarely…
A dramatic crash early on the morning of Wednesday August 26 shook residents of La Manga and led to further traffic delays in the area. A collision between two vehicles left one of them overturned, coming to rest upside down in the middle of the road. Tourists walking through the busy area at the…
Not to date myself, but it was, oh, 40 years ago or so when I first watched the now mostly forgotten TV show Voyagers! as a kid. A time-travel romp with an occasionally steampunk vibe, the short-lived series featured a kid as one half of its time-hopping duo, so the self-identification factor was built into…
Will Angus, Nicholas Duvernay and Jack Martin in ‘Not Suitable For Work.’ (Disney/Gwen Capistran)
Yash`s Toxic has sparked an online debate after a viral post showed a young child inside an A-rated screening. Social media users questioned whether parents or theatre management should be held accountable, with many calling for stricter enforcement of age restrictions
Star Wars Zero Company from developers Bit Reactor and Respawn Entertainment takes a familiar genre, puts a beloved franchise in the thick of it and invites players to dive deep.
Avengers: Endgame was arguably the premier cinematic event of the 2010s, serving as the culmination of everything Marvel Studios had been building since the original Iron Man. It marked the end of an 11-year journey that encompassed 22 movies, looking to pull off something that had never been attempted before at this scale. Anticipation for…