Elizabeth Banks stars in "Pitch Perfect" as an off-kilter commentator at an international a capella competition. Boy, talk about being typecast!
The very funny Jordan Peele stars in the second season of "Key and Peele," which, we remind you, is a sketch show and not a buddy-cop show about a locksmith and a sentient banana.
The best thing to come out of Baltimore since crab cakes and John Waters, Animal Collective's new album, Centipede Hz, is out now.
"Castle" star Nathan Fillion should give lessons on how to be the perfect charming rogue. Step one: be roguishly charming. Step two: repeat step one.
Bill Burr's got a new special, "You People Are All the Same" & co-wrote Cheat: A Man's Guide to Infidelity. Now he just needs to drop a guest verse on Kanye's new album to master all forms of media.
Band of Horses have a new album, Mirage Rock. Please note, at no point did the band's line-up include Flicka, Mr. Ed, or Misty of Chincoteague.
The insanely talented Joseph Gordon-Levitt plays a young Bruce Willis in "Looper." If they need someone to play a younger Wilford Brimley, we're available!
On "Bones," Emily Deschanel plays a socially inept forensic anthropologist who works with dead bodies. As opposed to those laugh-a-minute, life of the party corpse handlers.
Jamie Lee was named "Top 5 Comedians Who Should Be Movie Stars." If there's a list of "Top 5 Movie Stars Who Should Be Comedians," George Clooney is #1. He's so charming who cares if he's funny?
Jake Gyllenhaal stars as a young LA police officer in "End of Watch." Jake Gyllenhaal? In a police uniform? TAKE OUR MONEY, MOVIE!
We've got a special TARDIS-sized parking spot just for "Doctor Who" star Karen Gillan. It's next to the sign that says "Wibbley-Wobbley Timey-Wimey Parking Only."
The Chevin named themselves after an earthen ridge in their hometown of Leeds. Wow, congrats on making local geology rock & roll, boys! Their new album is Borderland
Mark my words: on the last episode of “Game of Thrones,” we will finally get to see all the dragons naked.
The new Xbox One will feature a Steven Spielberg-produced "Halo" TV show tentatively titled "Buy Halo 5."