In the newest Pop Culture Theme Time, I want to know what was the worst catchphrase on a show you otherwise enjoyed?
In a feature looking at the journeys of songs that eventually became notable from a cover version, Brian looks at how a trip to the United States before Beatlemania hit led to the...
In a spotlight on notable pop culture firsts, discover which TV network was the first commercial TV network in the United States.
Trust me, your ad agency isn't coming up with a good enough Christmas song for your commercial to make it worth skipping over a classic tune.
In a feature spotlighting good new albums, Brian takes a look at Adele's 30.
Today, in the latest look at celebrities/character being featured under different names, see how Sally and Buddy from Dick Van Dyke Show appeared on...Caroline in the City?!
In a feature on bizarre, but earnest, covers of famous songs, Brian examines Leonard Nimoy's cover of "Both Sides Now."
In a feature looking at if or when a TV series since 2006 "jumped the shark," Brian asks you all to determine when (or if) Modern Family jumped the shark.
In the latest Pop Culture Wake-Up Call, your challenge is to identify which movies were made based on the notable memoirs of a variety of people.
A popular fan theory suggests that Raiders of the Lost Ark has a story problem, that Indy doesn't affect the plot. That theory is dumb.