Entertainment Writing

Entertaining features about entertainment? Now that's meta.

When high-def imaging exposed the limits of pre-millennial moulage, new practices emerged to close the realism gap.

X-Men stories have always invoked real-life storylines—but some have actually seemed to foretell them. Here's 10 times it happened.

Pacino, Robert De Niro, and Michael Mann were on hand for a chat moderated by Christopher Nolan.

Real sex isn't nearly as lame as it is in movies.

You might be a racist, anti-Semitic homophobe, but it’s not because of your taste in movies.

The icon is known for exacting performances, which have instead been marred by charges of tardiness, insobriety and “sexual harassment”

Presenting the 60 films that, when summoned to blow things up within budget, answered the call of duty.

The nerds at Mensa released their list of the smartest TV shows of all time; it only make sents that we list stupidest.

The Ripper grants old school–new school graduate equivalency degrees in an hour or less.

It's time for hip-hop to give back. (It can keep Drake, though.)

With Hollywood relying increasingly on the comic book industry as a farm system, trade paperbacks are becoming as essential as manuscripts.

Guess "hypocritical, unprincipled sellout" makes a tough eulogy.

A tournament matching up the most kick-ass action heroes ever to see who kicks the most ass.