We typically love making fun of "Silicon Valley" star Kumail Nanjiani, but he and his wife Emily V. Gordon, received an Oscar nomination for Best Original Screenplay for their film "The Big Sick," so instead we'll just say "CONGRATS."
Adam Schiff represents the 28th District of California in the House of Representatives which includes the city of Burbank. We can’t wait to get his thoughts on the brand-new IKEA.
Real Estate is an indie rock band that started as a Weezer cover band. We’ll be asking them to present their fan club membership cards when they arrive. Their album is In Mind.
Hank Azaria voices Apu, Moe, & Chief Wiggum among many, many others on "The Simpsons." We think he deserves the cartoon equivalent of a Congressional Medal Of Honor. Or maybe the actual Medal of Honor.
In "Problematic with Moshe Kasher," Moshe brings contentious internet topics to the studio for discussion. We’re going to guess things get problematic.
In "Abroad Understanding," Vir Das discusses nationalism, globalism, and bad politics; which are all topics you should probably avoid at the family dinner table. His Netflix special begins streaming on April 25th.
Dennis Quaid stars in the Amazon series "Fortitude," which is a quality we’ve been told we lack.
The lovely Morena Baccarin stars in "Gotham." We still kinda hope that, in a stunning twist, she turns out to be Queen of the Space Lizards, just for old time's sake.
In addition to being a great musician, Nikki Lane owns a vintage clothing store called High Class Hillbilly, which just so happens to be the name of our personal brand. Her album is Highway Queen.
"Happy" star Patton Oswalt is the funniest comedian we know who can also deliver an 18-point lecture on the finer points of Mon Mothma and Star Wars feminism.
"Bates Motel" and "The Good Doctor" star Freddie Highmore graduated from Cambridge's Emmanuel College with a double first in Arabic and Spanish. That’s British for "way smarter than we’ll ever be."
The Boston-formed Pixies' new album is Head Carrier. We’re curious how one would pronounce that in a Boston accent...