Redmond, WA – in a statement released today, Nintendo of America addressed the controversy in the upcoming relief of Tomodachi Life, a new game that allows you to simulate social interaction with characters you design and collect. The game garnered some negative attention from supporters of same-sex marriage who were upset that the game did…
Here’s your first look at the new TV series Gotham, which is coming to Fox soon.
All you really need to know to before you watch this week is this: TOM HIDDLESTON SINGS!
Don’t forget to watch Part 1 of the Tweeks review of Divergent!
The Tweeks review “Mr. Peabody & Sherman”.
Here’s a new clip that was shown during the Captain America: The Winter Soldier world premiere red carpet event, showing Captain America (Chris Evans) and the Falcon (Anthony Mackie) in action. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqVHNzRtnlY
This is a column for all you “I want to be a writer” writers out there. The XXII Olympics officially opened on Friday, February 8th, 2014 in Sochi, Russia. Thirty years ago the XIV Olympics took place in Sarajevo in what was Yugoslavia and is now Bosnia-Herzegovina, although the region is usually just called Bosnia….
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Benedict Cumberbatch gives us a Christmas reading of “A Visit From St. Nicholas”: Oh, all right– here’s what you really want to see today, the preview episode of the next season of Sherlock, “Many Happy Returns’: Sherlock happily returns January 1 in the UK, and the 19th on PBS in the US. Oh, and did…
The Tweeks share their favorite Christmas movies as well as their plans to have a Very Whovian Christmas. They also continue their heretofore fruitless campaign to be gifted iPhone 5cs.
Rob Paulsen (Pinky) and Maurice LaMarche (The Brain) take on the Pulp Fiction hitmen Jules and Vincent as host Cole Stratton looks on at “An Afternoon with Pinky and The Brain.” Recorded live at the 12th Annual SF Sketchfest, the San Francisco Comedy Festival on January 27, 2013 at the Eureka Theatre. Visit Maurice LaMarche…
Other than the ooo’s and ahhh’s the visual effects are supposed to induce, here’s what I took away from this: The actual villain of the film is not Electro, not the Rhino but OsCorp and SONY really wants you to know they’ve still got the film-making rights to the Spider-Man franchise. Enjoy!
