In a feature explaining who songs were written about, Brian explains how the hit song, "Mr. Bojangles," wasn't actually about the iconic tap dancer, Bojangles.
Today, in the latest look at celebrities/characters being featured under different names, see how Leverage dared to ask the question, "What if Werner Herzog directed The Office?"
In a feature spotlighting TV show drastic revamps, Brian looks at how The Facts of Life was saved by a dramatic refocusing of the series after its first season.
Today, in the latest look at celebrities/characters being featured under different names, see how Orson Welles did Marion Davies wrong with her depiction in Citizen Kane.
In a feature looking at if or when a TV series "jumped the shark," Brian asks you all to determine when (or if) Three's Company jumped the shark.
In the newest Pop Culture Theme Time, I want to know which film character you think had the all-time best introductory scene.
In a feature explaining who songs were written about, Brian explains the oddity of who the real Barbara Ann from "Barbara Ann" was
Today, in the latest look at celebrities/characters being featured under different names, see how an actor played Dustin Hoffman playing Lenny Bruce in a movie
In a feature spotlighting TV show drastic revamps, Brian looks at how Kevin Can Wait had a dark revamp in Season 2 that later inspired a bleak parody series about shows like Kevin Can...
In a feature explaining who songs were written about, Brian explains the adorable background of Lionel Richie's first number one hit, "Three Times a Lady"