According to Illustration History.org, William Hanna and Joseph Barbera’s team conjured up the animated opening and closing ...
Over six decades later, the hit sitcom may be prehistoric, but its place in TV history — and pop culture — is anything but ...
My ride through ‘Long Story Short’ Netflix Show. Commentary: From the ‘BoJack Horseman’ creator, this animated series packed ...
How so many of these movies were greenlit in the first place remains a mystery, and how some of them succeeded at the box office is even more puzzling. Whether they are popular among general audiences ...
That's when Trey Parker and Matt Stone swoop in with last-minute genius. Instead of dragging Primus off the road, Matt literally hunted down Les Claypool mid-tour and, using a rudimentary tape ...
Michael Block is a 14 time GLAM Award nominated writer, producer, and host of the podcast Block Talk. Throughout his time in the entertainment industry, he has worked on and off Broadway as a stage ...
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This Day in Pop Culture for October 1

The Walt Disney World Resort is most visited vacation resort in the world boasting of an annual attendance of 52.5 million.
Two comedy legends will be on the road in 2026, and Birmingham is on the list of tour dates. Steve Martin and Martin Short have confirmed a show on April 12 at the BJCC Concert Hall, with Jeff Babko ...
Forget the Porsche, the sold-out arenas, the theme park. The world’s most successful stand-up — and this year’s Emmy host — swears he’s still just a regular guy. By Lacey Rose Writer-At-Large I notice ...
On screen, John Candy was often the gregarious life of the party. He smoked and drank through a game of racquetball in “Splash,” he charmed a household of unruly kids with his free-spirited ways in ...
Let's look back at Bart Simpson's worst chalkboard gags in The Simpsons, ranked for how the joke missed the mark and how downright awful they are.
At the Comedy Store, I learned the laugh isn’t the goal but the evidence that you’ve connected. That, for a moment, you and the audience are breathing the same air and believing in the same idea. That ...