In the latest Pop Culture Questions Answered, Brian reveals why Dan Aykroyd was part of the all-star chorus of "We Are the World"
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In a feature spotlighting the best pop culture has to offer, Brian examines the clever early episode of Atlanta that took aim on how "crime" is handled by the police.
In a new Music Legends Revealed, let's look at the real reason why there were no English singers who performed on "We Are the World."
In a feature spotlighting the best pop culture has to offer, Brian examines the award-winning pilot of The Bernie Mac Show, and shows how well it set up the series' status quo
In a feature spotlighting the best pop culture has to offer, Brian discusses how a classic I'll Fly Away episode saw Lilly make a bold protest, which had both negative and positive repercussions
In my weekly Archie news and previews spotlight, see a look at how Archie's Valentine's Day stories get in on the Taylor Swift/Travis Kelce romance a little bit
Not only was John Denver not allowed to participate in "We Are the World," they even made fun of him at the recording
In ‘Frank Joins the Club,’ Frank’s Place Was One of the Rare Shows to Tackle the Subject of Colorism
In ‘Frank Joins the Club,’ Frank’s Place Was One of the Rare Shows to Tackle the Subject of Colorism
In a feature spotlighting the best pop culture has to offer, Brian discusses how an episode of Frank's Place tackled colorism at a time when few shows were touching on the subject
In a feature spotlighting the best pop culture has to offer, Brian celebrates the late, great Carl Weathers by spotlighting his TV debut in a classic Good Times episode
In a feature spotlighting the best pop culture has to offer, Brian celebrates a classic episode of East Side/West Side starring James Earl Jones and Diana Sands