Last night’s episode was a riff off of the classic Superman story “For the Man Who Has Everything.” It was an ambitious undertaking and ultimately felt as organic to Supergirl as true to the classic Alan Moore material. Spoilers beyond this point.
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Marvel’s Wil Traval Discusses ‘Jessica Jones’ Taking Over Netflix
In recent years, the world of entertainment has been touched more and more by non-American performers, writers, and artists. Look at any award show, and many of the nominees and presenters will deliver speeches in various, lovely accents. Television has certainly been no exception. And thanks to Australian actor Wil Traval, Marvel is one of the […]
American Idol XV: Hollywood Week Concludes
Last week, we saw some of our favorite contestants from the auditions rise and fall when asked to sing in lines of ten with other contestants and in groups. This week, Hollywood Week reached its climax as the contestants performed twice more: once before the infamous division of them into three rooms with one of […]
Decadently Rich Recipes to Celebrate World Nutella Day
Ladies and gentlemen, Friday is a very important day. It’s the 10th annual World Nutella Day, a day originally created by blogger Sara Rosso to celebrate the deliciousness of Nutella. Now officially adopted by Nutella’s parent company, Ferrero, World Nutella Day even has an official Nutella Ambassador. There’s only one way to truly celebrate World Nutella […]
The FlashBack: ‘The Flash’ – Episode 12 “’Fast Lane’
The episode opens up two years ago at night in an industrial building. A couple of bad guys have a man tied up and are dangling him over a vat of hot, bubbling tar. The bound guy has money that the thugs want and if he doesn’t give it up, they will drop him into the tar below.
Fly Like a Girl: ‘Supergirl’ – Episode 12 ‘Bizarro’
Last night’s episode opens up three months into the past. Maxwell Lord enters Lab 52 (a nice nod to the 52 universes in DC Comics). Inside he looks upon the unconscious girl we have seen in the past few episodes.
Entertainment Roundup: What Happened in January
New year, new you, new headline-making stories in entertainment! Over the past month, we’ve seen some of the biggest stories come out of Hollywood. From losing beloved members of the entertainment industry to big winners at the Golden Globes, this month had it all! Without further ado, let’s recap on the biggest, best, and most-discussed […]
American Idol XV: Hollywood Week, Part 1
Over the 15 years Idol has graced our television sets, I’ve always wondered why the producers insist on keeping the group round as part of Hollywood Week. It’s painful to watch contestants stay up all night, struggle, and fight over choreography, only to tank (or succeed) the next day. However, I came to a few realizations […]
The FlashBack: ‘The Flash’ – Episode 11 ‘The Reverse-Flash Returns’
As the episode opens with our hero narrating, Barry talks about the nature of running and how it plays out in his life: running to avoid things. While he is running Harry and Cisco are irritating each other in the lab with Harry being demanding about what Barry needs to do and Cisco just poking his buttons.
Fly Like a Girl: ‘Supergirl’ – Episode 11 ‘Strange Visitor from Another Planet’
Last night’s episode can be somewhat divided into two sections: First, there is the J’onn plot section and second, the Cat plot section. The episode flows as a woven tapestry, but it makes more sense to explain what happens based on the specific characters since there is very little overlap this time.
3 Fatherhood “Facts” That Are More Like Fiction
Is there anything scarier to a guy than the birth of their first child? Most men who have been there will tell you point blank that it’s nothing like they’ve ever experienced. And while that’s true, that moment after you first hear your child cry makes it really easy to overlook perhaps the scariest thing of […]
The Truth Is out There: Chatting With Aliza Vellani of ‘The X-Files’
As one of the longest-running science fiction series in network television history, The X-Files is back this Sunday after nearly 13 years with a six-episode run. Returning are its two dynamic leads, Special Agents Mulder (David Duchovny) and Scully (Gillian Anderson) diving back into unsolved cases the FBI deems false or outlandish. Built upon the premise of alien cover-ups, […]
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50:50? Why Super Bowl 50 Is Anything But a Toss-Up
by Christopher Hill on February 1, 2016 in NFL, Opinion, Special Events, Sports
This year’s NFL season has been anything but predictable. However, when it comes to Super Bowl 50 there will likely be only one result that would be truly surprising and that is a win for the Denver Broncos. That’s not to take anything away from Gary Kubiak’s team, but there are a lot of things that would […]