The Top Uses of Blondie’s “Call Me” in Movies or TV
Call Me, by Blondie, was released in the US in 1980 and was released by three different record companies. Since the 80’s it’s been one of the grea
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Five Things You Didn’t Know About John DeBella
There appears to be a neverending cascade of sexual harassment and sexual misconduct allegations flying around these days. The explosion that resulted from th
“Dungeons & Dragons” Film Moving Forward at Paramount
A Dungeons & Dragons film is going to be moving forward soon at Paramount Studios and quite honestly a lot of fans could only hope and pray that this time
Five Things You Didn’t Know About Mechie
Well, as you are surely aware of by now, the internet has absolutely no chill when it comes to drama and gossip surrounding celebrities, especially those cele
Emma Watson Donates $1.4 Million to Anti-Sexual Harassment Campaign
The allegations of sexual misconduct and sexual harassment levied against some of the most powerful men in media has resulted in the #MeToo movement which is
A Brief History of the Galway Film Festival
Actually, the name of the Galway event is “The Galway Film Fleadh.” Held in Galway, Ireland, this particular fleadh was started in 1989 and in celebrating
Five Things You Didn’t Know about Marji Guyler-Alaniz
Some people will know Marji Guyler-Alaniz because of her photographs of numerous women involved with agriculture in numerous ways. However, it should also be
Lorde Has Acne, And No, She Doesn’t Want Ideas for Curing It
It is amazing to me how we sometimes forget that celebrities are human too. They have the same challenges and struggles that the average person has, with the
The Real Reason Eric Dane and Rebecca Gayheart Split
Eric Dane and his wife, actress Rebecca Gayheart, have filed for divorce after being married for fourteen years. Court papers were filed on 16th February and
The 20 Most Powerful Weapons in the DC Universe
Ever since the first issue of Action Comics was issued in 1938 (the issue that introduced Superman), DC has captured the imaginations of children and adults a
