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Iron Man became a household name because of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with MCU fans patting themselves on the back for “saving” him. See, these fans thought that Iron Man was some kind of Z-list nobody, a character who wasn’t, say, in the middle of an event storyline where he was one of the main…
Xbox’s disc-to-digital feature lets you insert a physical disc into a console to redeem a digital copy. Whether you’ve got a digital-only console or just want the convenience of being able to fire up a game without popping a disc in, Xbox’s disc-to-digital program has you covered.
It is impossible to picture television’s most famous frumpy detective played by anyone other than Peter Falk. But before the Oscar-nominated “Murder, Inc.” star landed the iconic role of Lieutenant Frank Columbo, the creators of “Columbo” — one of the best detective TV shows of all time — actually had their eyes on a legendary crooner to…
There have been many underdog stories when it comes to Hollywood movies, including box office bombs that have been redeemed through streaming and home media or actors who have been abandoned by studios only to come back bigger and better for it. In recent years, one of the biggest underdog stories began in 2023 when…
Just when I thought virtual reality was about to be relegated to the scrap heap, Meta may have just convinced me that VR still has legs. The company has just announced the future of VR at Meta Connect, and I got a first look.
One of the big features Apple announced alongside the new Apple Watches is Siri AI—now available on your wrist! You need to join a waitlist to try Apple’s new and improved chatbot, and since my turn just came up, I put the new on-wrist Siri through its paces. Here’s how it went, and why I don’t…
Host of ‘The Ben Shapiro Show’ Ben Shapiro joins Bill Hemmer and Dana Perino to discuss Macklemore being dropped from Ed Sheeran’s tour following his pro-Palestinian comments and Robert Kraft’s response. He also reacts to Mahmoud Khalil’s lawsuit against Columbia University.
In 1979, CBS tried to squeeze a couple of extra innings out of “The Bad News Bears,” a sports comedy movie that had already spawned two sequels. The TV show featured Corey Feldman in one of his first major roles, but the series struck out after two seasons. The original 1976 film starred Walter Matthau as a…
If you’re of a certain age, you probably remember the wasteland of late-night cable TV infomercials. Ads designed to get you to buy something you probably didn’t need at an inflated price plus shipping. If you’re younger, let us introduce you to the era of the mail-order compilation set. It was like a Spotify playlist of…
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