Geraldo Rivera shared a story on Twitter designed to make Larry David and Barack Obama look bad. Instead, it made them seem awesome
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One of you kind souls paid me to see the bonkers martial arts Samourais. It was weird!
I’m taking a two-week break from publishing new content because I need one!
This Nicolas Cage vehicle is g-g-g-rounded until all of the g-g-g-ghosts!
Writing up new episodes of Saturday Night Live was one of my least favorite aspects of my job at The A.V. Club. So why did I vow to write up EVERY episode for my new Buttondown newsletter Every Episode Ever?
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The Travolta/Cage Project
Nathan Rabin loves John Travolta and Nicolas Cage so much he’s committed to watching EVERY movie they’ve appeared in for a column that will take a good five years to finish, The Travolta/Cage Project, the print version of the smash-hit, impossibly lucrative podcast Travolta/Cage.
This Nicolas Cage vehicle is g-g-g-rounded until all of the g-g-g-ghosts!
Nicolas Cage has made a LOT of movies. Some of them are pretty crummy, like the overwrought 2019 Southern Gothic melodrama Grand Isle.
In a real change of pace, John Travolta, late in his career, that was not good.
The Big Whoop
Nathan Rabin has a LOT on his mind. That’s why he’s hopped onboard the blog revolution with the Big Whoop, a daily blog about fatherhood, politics, entertainment and whatever the hell else he wants to write about.
Geraldo Rivera shared a story on Twitter designed to make Larry David and Barack Obama look bad. Instead, it made them seem awesome
Dwayne Johnson is a fearless badass who can handle anything, except for one of his films flopping and Republicans being mad at him.
I’m taking a two-week break from publishing new content because I need one!
Writing up new episodes of Saturday Night Live was one of my least favorite aspects of my job at The A.V. Club. So why did I vow to write up EVERY episode for my new Buttondown newsletter Every Episode Ever?
Sydney Sweeney just wants to live her life but the right keep nonsensically claiming her as their anti-Woke queen.
Joyce Carol Oates and Paul Schrader are doing their part to keep social media weird.
Does it matter that people are LYING on the internet?
Donald Trump could not be prouder of his mugshot. That is sad.
Elon Musk predicted that the Academy Awards would celebrate all things woke. He seems very upset that it didn’t happen that way.
Who do you think are the ten most successful Saturday Night Live alums?
Saturday Night Live is so old that the upcoming movie about its first episode will be a period piece set in the ancient past, when people like Billy Crystal were still young, despite having the sensibility of a sentimental 80-year-old Jewish man.
Why on earth would someone post a crazily incorrect summary of the poorly received 2019 Nicolas Cage vehicle Grand Isle? The answer won’t surprise you!
Rando!
Asia Argento’s adaptation of J.T. Leroy’s The Heart is Deceitful Above All Things
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John Candy and Eugene Levy ended up playing roles intended for John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd in a misfiring buddy cop movie screenwriter Harold Ramis tried to get his name taken off of for reasons that are very easy to understand.
Big Ass Articles
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In this piece collected in my new book The Joy of Trash, I explore the infinite humiliations of Gal Gadot and Friends’ notorious cover of “Imagine” by some jerk.
Some pieces age better than others. This piece from 2020 that is collected in The Joy of Trash flippantly argued that there was nothing Jeremy Renner could do that would make us all forget his dumb app. Turns out I was VERY wrong.
In honor of President’s Day I’m re-running this article, featured in my new book The Joy of Trash, about Mike Bloomberg’s tragicomic, but mostly just hilarious attempt to buy the Democratic nomination for president in 2020.
For the first entry in My Year of Flops II: The Desolation of Smaug we do a VERY deep dive into Kevin Spacey’s bonkers Youtube video Let Me Be Frank.
Once upon a time, a struggling fast food franchise called Rax tried to re-vamp their image with new spokesman Mr. Delicious, a depressed, broke, unhappily married loser with a drinking problem. It did not go well.
I FINALLY get around to writing about Insane Clown Posse’s 2010 western vehicle Big Money Rustlas.
Clickbait
Fake news, hilarious cyber-satire that’s easy to misunderstand.
A totally non-clickbait article on why everything you love and revere sucks shit.
We never should have even thought about writing this article.
Not all celebrities remain rich and famous forever. Here are five who went from wealth and fame to being homeless street trash.
We were going to share some neat trivia about actress Mena Suvari but since you don’t even know who she is we’re not even going to bother.
You’ve seen all the memes! Now see them all again, this time with punishingly literal commentary!
Whether you’re a small child or a punk hitting your bottom on heroin and cocaine in the late 1970s, Yo Gabba Gabba! is full of life lessons.
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