How Will MTV’s Fear Factor be Different from The Old One?
Fear Factor was an American game show that started running in 2001 and continued running until 2006 on NBC. As a result, it can be considered one of the earli
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Aiden's been an entertainment freelancer for over 10 years covering movies, television and the occasional comic or video game beat. If it's anything Shawshank Redemption, Seinfeld, or Kevin Bacon game related he's way more interested.
Bill O’Reilly’s “Those Who Trespass” Needs to be a Lifetime Movie
So it seems the whole Bill O’Reilly thing is dying down but to tell you the truth I’d like it to heat up again. One way to do it would be to res
What to Expect from “The F Word” with Gordon Ramsay
The F Word is a British TV show centered around Chef Gordon Ramsay. Each episode sees him preparing a three-course meal for 50 guests, while some of those gue
NBA Stars Reading Mean Tweets on Jimmy Kimmel is Comedy Gold
As many of you already know, last night was the first game of the NBA finals. While the game was pretty entertaining for the first quarter and a half, it go
Five Things You Need to know about World of Dance
World of Dance is an American reality TV show. To be precise, it is an American reality TV show centered around a dance competition. This is by no means a one
Celebrate National Doughnut Day with Ed O’Neill’s “Glen” From Wayne’s World
I’m not sure if all of you folks are aware that not only is today Friday but it’s also National Doughnut Day. While I couldn’t care less
Highlights From Full Frontal with Samantha Bee’s Return This Week
“Full Frontal with Samantha Bee” returned on May 31 for more of the late night comedy show’s second season. Samantha Bee is the Canadian-Ame
Five Things You Didn’t Know About the Peabody Awards
Storytelling on public radio was forever changed since the first Peabody was awarded seventy five years ago. Diversity and eccentricity are two of the mandate
If LOTR Characters Had Smartphones
The Lord of the Rings movies are among the highest grossing series of all time. What’s more, the original book series have sold over 150 million copies
The Top Five Up and Coming Hollywood Directors
Big name movie directors including Steven Spielberg, Martin Scorsese, Alfred Hitchcock, Stanley Kubrick, Quentin Tarantino, Francis Ford Coppola and the host
