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As the late night wars have settled down and everything seems pretty close still. One thing remains clear, however: Jimmy Fallon is not funny. I originally was going to make a top ten list of people who would be better late night hosts than Fallon, but that task was way too easy, so I limited it to people currently employed at NBC or its affiliates and subsidiaries. NBC tends to keep things in house, anyway.

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With Avatar Day hitting movie theaters and the trailer debuting on the internet and in front of Inglourious Basterds, reaction so far has been mixed with some saying the trailer is fantastic, while others have pointed out similarities to Delgo and Battle For Terra, two of the biggest flops of all time.

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/film tried their best, as a sort of joke at first, to come up with a list of the ten most influential. While the list is done in good faith and tried to explain the selection, it fizzles out at the third entry when he can’t explain…exactly… why Traffic is influential. So, as we sometimes [...]

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In honor of the death of J.T. Walsh, who died on February 27, 1998 and was the greatest ‘that guy’ in modern cinema, BS.com presents the 10 best ‘that guy’ actors currently working in cinema. How does one become a ‘that guy’? Well, fametracker.com interesting, if not underupdated database of that guys might be a [...]

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lways such a reliable source, The Sun has said that Christopher Nolan (who hasn’t signed up for a third Batman movie, mind you) has cast Eddie Murphy in the role of the Riddler. Aint It Cool News wrote a perticularly astute explaination for why this is happening, though in the Guardian, the writer is standing [...]

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This one needs no introduction, simply because it is a Christmas classic. This song hits the emotional core every time. This is from Mr. Magoo’s Christmas Carol, one of the better adaptations of the Dickens classic.

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