Mad Men actress Christina Hendricks gets political in a Funny or Die skit about the gender pay gap. Hendricks reprises her secretarial role in a modern office. She has difficulty dealing with modern conveniences like computers, fax machines and cellphones, not to mention the no smoking policy. When a coworker asks her why ... [Read More]

The Discovery Channel is ushering in Shark Week with a surreal promo featuring sexy lifeguard Rob Lowe water skiing on sharks in slow motion while throwing chum into the water. A mermaid clings onto his leg as the sharks eat everything in sight. It ends with the actor coining a new catchphrase "so sharky." "I will not ... [Read More]

LeVar Burton ran a successful Kickstarter campaign to bring back Reading Rainbow but the show will be updated for a modern audience. Jimmy Kimmel showed an exclusive clip from the new show titled Tweeting Rainbow. Rather than reading books, Burton will read tweets from celebrities such as Mario Lopez, who regales us ... [Read More]

The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) busted Eva Green for showing too much skin in a movie poster for Sin City: A Dame to Kill For. The film studio released a Photoshopped version that hid the silhouette of her breasts in a see-through robe. Green plays femme fatale Ava Lord, who we'll see a lot more off in the ... [Read More]

The Guild of Calamitous Intent represents all supervillains. Its reach knows no bounds. They hack into the Venture Bros. season 6 teaser, which is basically just a series of dubious reviews touting the new season. The Guild issues a news alert on a masked crimefighter wielding a wide assortment of gadgets and "a larger, ... [Read More]

House of Cards gets parodied on the Robot Chicken episode "Batman Forever 21." When Smurf Village holds an election to be Papa Smurf's second-in-command, Brainy assumes it will be him instead he once again gets thrown onto his head. The constant head trama has given him a lack of moral compass and a southern accent like ... [Read More]

Travel back in time and watch Doctor Who from the beginning. Retro TV will air Classic Doctor Who episodes back-to-back weeknights at 8 p.m. and a 2-hour encore showing Saturday at 6 p.m. Doctor Who holds the distinction of being the longest-running science fiction television series. The First Doctor (William Hartnell) ... [Read More]