The 10,000-square-foot attraction features an event room, a gift shop, a wedding chapel, arcade games and four bowling lanes, but it’s the “Twilight Zone” props and scenes painted on the walls in glorious black-light black-and-white that’ll most vividly jog fans’ memories.
One of Yonel Dorelis’ favorite movies is “Bullitt,” the 1968 cop classic starring Steve McQueen, with the best car chase ever put to film. But, while he’d never agree to it, Dorelis’ own story would make a pretty good movie, too.
This is a total compliment, but talking with Daniel Handler probably is very much like what talking with Lemony Snicket would be like.
Thank the stars — or, more precisely, the sun, moon and Earth — for giving us a reason to turn the start of just another workweek into an excuse to party.
Sure, the Official Star Trek Convention offers fans of “Star Trek” in all its iterations panel discussions and presentations and autograph signings and meet-and-greets with the people who’ve spent the past half-century bringing the future’s favorite starship crews to life.
Kim Renee’s living room is a museum — a shrine, even — devoted to Princess Diana of Themyscira. Doesn’t ring a bell? How about Diana Prince?
The visit to Las Vegas was part of what C-SPAN is calling its 2016 Cities Tour, through which the public affairs network’s video crews profile various American cities.
It’s the one time each year when TV viewers don’t fast forward through commercials but actually watch — and even look forward to watching — them.
“Making a Murderer” jas prompted unusually heated pop culture buzz for a documentary series.
It’s either a masterpiece of Yuletide warmth or the most morbid TV commercial ever. But, either way, the ad for Germany’s Edeka supermarket chain has prompted fascination internationally for its take on holiday season family togetherness and a surprising, perhaps infuriating, plot twist.
