At the end of “The Parking Garage,” Kramer does finally locate his car, and is relieved to be able to unload the air conditioner into his trunk. As Alexander explains it in his DVD interview, the trunk was only about three-quarters of an inch wider than the box the air conditioner was in, making for…
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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Paramount At the end of the 1994 film “Star Trek: Generations,” the tried-and-true U.S.S. Enterprise-D crash-landed into Veridian III after a run-in with a sneaky Klingon vessel. The ship was damaged beyond repair, and the crew walked…
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Walt Disney Pictures It’s time for a quick history lesson! In 1899, a newsboys’ strike was held across New York City for two weeks. The strikers demanded increased wages for newsboys, who drove a chunk of the sales in the afternoons and evenings but ended up earning…
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Universal Pictures (Welcome to Tales from the Box Office, our column that examines box office miracles, disasters, and everything in between, as well as what we can learn from them.) “At that point I was bulletproof. I was the guru of all genre movies.” Those are the…
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NBC Comic book fans had plenty to talk about when the first trailer for “Superman” was unveiled at the end of 2024, introducing James Gunn’s new big screen outing for the Big Blue Boy Scout. David Corenswet is the new Man of Steel, and not only does he…
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CBS Creating movies and TV shows with the goal of spawning spin-offs is all the rage these days. As such, it’s easy to assume that “Young Sheldon” was born from a desire to continue milking the popularity of “The Big Bang Theory” after it ended with season…
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Static Media / ABC “Stranger Things” isn’t the only show keeping the fervent spirit of the ’80s alive, because “The Goldbergs” acts as a giant love letter to the decade that birthed such national treasures as “ThunderCats” and “Garbage Pail Kids.” Loosely based on showrunner Adam F….
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Bette Davis, one of the best actresses of all time, was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actress 11 times in her career. Some persnickety Oscar historians might say that she was nominated only 10 times, though, as her nomination for 1934’s “Of Human Bondage” was one of the very few write-in votes ever…
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Seth MacFarlane, star and creator of “Family Guy,” thinks the show has reached such inertia that there’s no real reason to cancel it. Until people get sick of “Family Guy,” MacFarlane has said, it’ll be on the air — and they haven’t tired of the Griffin family in the 25 years since the show debuted….
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