History Channel In 2020, Michael Hirst’s gripping historical drama series “Vikings” came to an end, rounding out the era of Ragnar Lothbrok (Travis Fimmel) and his kin after six seasons (which was all the more impressive given that Hirst didn’t think “Vikings” would make it past one)….
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Macall Polay/HBO How good was “The Penguin,” when it was all said and done? Well, let’s put it this way: The worst thing about it had absolutely nothing to do with the actual show itself. Despite going into the “The Batman” spinoff with more than my fair…
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Netflix Who would have thought “Cobra Kai,” now approaching its sixth and final season, would’ve become the massive Netflix hit it is today? What makes this scenario even more interesting is the fact that the “Karate Kid” spin-off show didn’t even start out as a Netflix series. For…
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Chuck Lorre and Bill Prady’s 2007 sitcom “The Big Ban Theory” was hotly contested when it was on the air. In the early 2000s, certain kinds of “geek” interests moved from the cultural fringe directly into the mainstream, and previously derided niche interests like “Dungeons & Dragons,” comic books, long-form video games, astronomy, trivia, and…
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Columbia Pictures If you’ve ever seen Willem Dafoe in a movie, chances are you’ve watched him die. He’s been stabbed, shot, blown up, crucified, burned alive, and, in one memorable instance, impaled by his own goblin-themed glider. (In another especially memorable scene, he was even buried alive and…
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A first-of-its-kind Costco with 800 apartment units above it is coming to Baldwin Hills, a neighborhood in South Los Angeles that Census Reporter finds has a poverty rate 25% higher than the national average. The complex includes 184 apartments for low-income households, with the rest of the units offered as a mix of unsubsidized, affordable,…
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Amazingly, it’s truly only in recent years that Hollywood has managed to crack the code on video game adaptations. Aside from these movies, we’ve had hits on the small screen such as “Fallout” and “The Last of Us.” But at the same time, on the movie side, we’ve continued to have baffling blunders like Eli…
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Even though the Big Apple is the richest city in the U.S., with nearly 350,000 millionaires and 60 billionaires, New York State doesn’t even crack the top 10 when it comes to the usage of private jets, according to data from aviation safety company Argus International. The data, which was analyzed by the travel company…
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FX Danny Boyle’s 2002 post-apocalyptic thriller “28 Days Later” (which was unavailable to watch for a spell) isn’t technically a zombie movie. It follows the spread of a newly-concocted virus nicknamed simply the Rage Virus, which invades its victims’ brains and transforms them into un-thinking, wrathful monsters….
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Static Media/Shutterstock The 1990s were a monumental decade for animation. Plenty of kids who came of age during this time fondly remember watching classics of the medium on their television sets while Disney was in the midst of another renaissance with the likes of “Beauty and the…
