In a new feature displaying really cool artifacts from pop culture history, Brian shows the check that was used to purchase the rights to Superman.
In a feature spotlighting good new albums, Brian takes a look at Harry Styles' charming new pop album, Harry's House.
In a feature looking at the journeys of songs that eventually became notable from a cover version, Brian looks at the mystery of how Bowling For Soup came to cover "1985" from SR-71.
In a spotlight on notable pop culture firsts, discover what was the first TV series whose theme song explained the premise of the show, Gilligan's Island-style.
In the latest in a feature spotlighting backdoor pilots, Brian looks at how Married...With Children tried to do a spinoff based on a show that was the opposite of Friends by being about...enemies!
In a spotlight on pop culture retcons that 'overturn' past stories, see how Hawkeye's family history changed over the course of M*A*S*H's run.
In the latest Pop Culture Questions Answered, Brian reveals whether Elton John's hit song, "Levon," was accurate about the New York Times, vis a vis saying "God is Dead."
In a new feature looking at fortuitous accidents during the making of a pop culture work, Brian discusses how 127 Hours ended up having a scene where the actor basically cuts through an arm....
In the newest Pop Culture Theme Time, I want to know what TV characters you dislike that you are meant to like.
Today, in a look at interesting anecdotes from interviews and books, learn about the origins of Toto's hit song, "Africa"