Designer Ray Cusick died his sleep Thursday at age 84 but he will live on forever through his iconic Doctor Who villain: the Daleks. The BBC originally assigned the task to Ridley Scott but he couldn't commit to the project. "There's a world of difference between film and TV as any cameraman will tell you, and Ridley ... [Read More]

PlayStation 4 will be released just in time for holidays, according to a Sony press conference held this week (video below). The console, which did not make an appearance, will have an 8-core X86-64 AMD Jaguar CPU and 8GB GDDR5 RAM Radeon GPU. The PlayStation Eye has two improved cameras that are capable of facial ... [Read More]

Lincoln ended slavery in America, not the president but the movie. It inspired Ranjan Batra, an immigrant from India, to learn more about the 13th Amendment. "At the end of the story there was an open question about how the ratification process proceeded," he told ABC News. "Living in the South as I do, I found that a ... [Read More]

The website Jezebel calls the online edition of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue racist. Dodai Stewart accuses the publisher of using "exotic people as props." She uses flimsy arguments that call attention to her own bias and even contradicts herself. Stewart has no problem with model Irina Shayk posing in ... [Read More]

Jimmy Kimmel celebrated Valentine's Day with Jessica Alba in a celebrity kissing booth; however, there was no physical contact. A thick wall of glass separated participants but it wasn't enough for Alba, who avoided kissing a black man in an incredibly awkward moment. She eventually relented to kiss him on the cheek but when ... [Read More]

Everyone gets lucky on "Valentine's Day in Quahog" even Consuela, who for the first time says si, si, si (yes, yes, yes) but the money shot is during the first minute. This Family Guy episode features a special Valentine's Day opening that perfectly parodies those cheesy chick flicks, complete with a "song your ... [Read More]

The Family Circus newspaper comic strip often features an invisible gremlin named "Not Me" who serves as a scapegoat for the children but the adults use him in the Robot Chicken episode "Choked on a Bottle Cap." Mommy has a wild night of sex with who she assumes is her husband but he assures her "it was definitely Not ... [Read More]