In the latest collection of recurring pieces of pop culture, Brian spotlights five instances of TV actors who were "stranded" by their screen partners voluntarily leaving their respective series
In a look at pop culture moments that we wish we could forget, guest writer Adam Barnett details the bizarre truth behind the 60s sitcom, The Occasional Wife.
The controversy about "reverse racism" on this season of Big Brother has been the epitome of a tempest in a teapot, as clearly, no one actually cared, despite all of the handwringing over it....
In a feature looking at the journeys of songs that eventually became famous from a cover version, Brian looks at the experimental background of "No More I Love You's" by The Lover Speaks
In their latest spotlight on pop culture plots we wished we could forget, Brian examines how poorly the ABC drama, A Million Little Things, has handled COVID on the series.
Today, the challenge is to name time travel movies based on descriptions of their plots. Pop Culture Wake-Up Call is a weekly quiz about either movies, TV or music. I’ll disable comments for these...
Today, we look at the future Emmy Winner who played a version of “Andrew Dice Clay” on Murphy Brown. This is “My Name It is Nothin’,” a look at when movies and TV shows...
In the newest Pop Culture Theme Time, I want to know who was the last movie plot twist that impressed you.
In a feature explaining surprising cameos in TV shows, movies and songs, Brian explains why Bob Dylan showed up on Dharma & Greg.
Today, we look at a fascinating scene in the Marx Brothers classic film, Animal Crackers. This is Foggy Ruins of Time, a feature where I give you the cultural context behind once-topical references that...