Madame Tussauds Immortalizes Bieber
A wax figure of Justin Bieber debuted at Madame Tussauds New York today, complete with a pair of paints and a vest that the crooner […]
Articles by David Guzman
Top 20 Angry Video Game Nerd Freak Outs
When it comes to cyber celebrities on the Internet, the Angry Video Game Nerd is as close to a household name as you’re likely to […]
‘Star Wars’ in 3-D: Not All It’s Cracked Up to Be
Seeing as 3-D in movies is a gimmick to begin with, it’s no surprise that George Lucas is rereleasing all six “Star Wars†films in […]
Triple H Rolls with Punches in ‘The Chaperone’
Leave it to an athlete-turned-actor vehicle like “The Chaperone†to prove that a comedy as low on laughs as this one can be worthwhile. You […]
Christensen Poised to Turn Off the Dark in ‘Vanishing’
It’s too bad a premise as promising as the one in “Vanishing on 7th Street†missed out on getting the treatment it deserved. You’d think […]
A SpongeBob Odyssey
The premiere issue of “SpongeBob Comics†took a long time to hit newsstands, given that his show made it onto the air in 1999. Even […]
Better Off ‘Dead’
There’s something to be said for horror stories that attempt to scare the hell out of you with an attack on the senses, but as […]
When Vampires Attack
Issue six of “Dracula: The Company of Monsters†is proof that vampires have a sense of humor, what with all the sinister delight they manifest. […]
Michael’s Magnum Opus
“Thriller†was one of two solo albums that helped Michael Jackson accomplish more in the ’80s than Madonna did with six or Prince with nine. […]
Razzies Founder: ‘The Academy is Pretty Predictable’
After getting wind of this year’s Academy Award nominations, Golden Raspberry Awards founder John Wilson said the announcements offered few surprises, and that they followed […]
A Shot at Love with Paul Giamatti
Alvy Singer, that insecure romantic that Woody Allen plays in “Annie Hall,†probably would’ve felt at home in “Barney’s Version,†which finds its happiness in […]