Here’s a new twist to make the sequel to the lackluster reboot of Spider-Man more interesting: If you manage to get yourself down to Bensonhurst before 2 a.m. tomorrow morning, you might catch a glimpse of Andrew Garfield or Emma Stone as they shoot The Amazing Spider-Man 2: London Calling. Read More
I’m not sure if we have a term in the English language for something like the singularity, except it happens when Craigslist ads for reality shows based on better scripted programs become self-aware, but if we did, the world we lived in would be even sadder. (Presumably because that means this phenomenon happened enough to deserve its own entry in Webster’s.)
So just be glad that the Emmy-Award winning producers behind this new program about Brooklyn/downtown Manhattan hipsters 20-somethings who are trying to figure it all out can only have the one reference like this:
Good news for everyone who was saddened by the aborted Tara-from-Friday-Night-Lights (Adrianne Palicki) reboot of Wonder Woman on NBC: The CW has tentatively green-lighted a script about Diana of Themyscira, with the working title Amazon. And now they have a producer and a casting director as well!
And like many programs on the CW (Smallville, The Carrie Diaries) and comic book characters (Spider-Man, X-Men, Batman,) the show will be a revised origin story of the woman with the magic lasso. But can you make the cut in casting? Read More
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Yes, we know. It just ended on Sunday. And you already miss it. So we ask, at full volume:
Are you ready for the second season of HBO’s ‘Girls,’ Bob Ross-lookalikes, “Muffle Car”-owners, and unicycling hipsters? Read More
