Coinciding with Lichtenstein: A Retrospective at the Tate Modern, The Culture Show is featuring Roy Lichtenstein, the American pop artist best known for recreating, or plagiarizing according to some, comic book panels. Host Alastair Sooke examines his seminal work, Look Mickey (1961): Here, as if from nowhere, were the ... [Read More]

The BBC has revealed the posters for the next four episodes of Doctor Who, including the season finale "The Name of the Doctor." The tagline teases "His secret revealed." Despite the title, it's not necessarily the Doctor's name. Executive Producer Steven Moffat parsed his words very carefully when speaking with the Radio ... [Read More]

Z Pictures specializes in Live Action Video Game Trailer (LAVGT), a triple A commercial invitation to a video game. "I'm a fan of Science Fiction, Filmmaking, and Video games, so I clashed them all together in one video, DEAD SPACE: Chase to Death," explains creator Eric Z Zaragoza. "I hope that I will be able to continue ... [Read More]

Glenn Quagmire is the resident sex pervert on Family Guy but the Griffin family has him beat when it comes to the biggest taboo: incest. From seeing each other naked to actual sex, there have been incestuous encounters between nearly every family member. Talk about keeping it in the family (giggity). Griffin Family In "12 ... [Read More]

Xbox 720 will require an internet connection in order to play games, according to Kotaku. "If there isn't a connection, no games or apps can be started," explained an unnamed source. "If the connection is interrupted then after a period of time—currently three minutes, if I remember correctly—the game/app is suspended ... [Read More]

The Griffin family gets new neighbors in week's episode of Family Guy "Bigfat." The Smiths from American Dad movie into Cleveland Brown's old house but it turns out it's just a dream sequence of Hank Hill, which is followed by a frame by frame recreation of the King of the Hill opening. Alternate openings have been used in ... [Read More]

Kids today don't know how good they've got it. When we were growing up, there was no TiVo. We couldn't skip ahead in a movie, let alone television commercials. No, we had to wait minutes upon minutes for video tape to physically rewind and fast forward. In fact, it was such a pain that video rental stores had signs that read: ... [Read More]