10 Halloween Movies and ’Toons Even Toddlers Can Enjoy
For parents who want to keep Halloween viewing age appropriate, we’ve conjured up a brew of feature films and vintage cartoons that are more fun than frightening.
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Warner Bros. Cartoons’ Top 10 Looniest Tunes
Warner Bros. shorts are celebrated for their exquisitely timed animation and endlessly quotable dialogue, but one of the more unsung ingredients in these beloved classics is the music, which amplifies their subversive, silly spirit. Here are ten of the best.
News of the Week: Fall Preview, Happy States, and 75 Years of Beetle Bailey
In the news of the week ending September 12, 2025, are new TV shows, A.I. movies, and the saddest state in America.
News of the Week: New Books, Back to School, and How to Make a TV Dinner
In the news of the week ending September 5, 2025, are frozen meals, northern lights, and Miss Manners settles a coffee dispute.
Texas Still Remembers Bonnie and Clyde
Infamous criminals Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow caused plenty of chaos in Texas. Here are three places in the Lone Star State where their outlaw legend lives on.
A New Podcast Celebrates Amazing Colossal Americana
Fun for All Ages! is a new podcast where instead of talking about their latest project, creative people might want to take a deep dive into their cherished childhood toy, a favorite film director, or their classic comedy album collections.
Review: Shoshana — Movies for the Rest of Us with Bill Newcott
A historical epic with present-day urgency, Shoshana offers a compelling reminder that, bad as things may be, they are never without precedent.
Nash Rambler: The Overlooked Classic
The Rambler was intended to be America’s first modern, economical, compact car.
Review: Cheech & Chong’s Last Movie — Movies for the Rest of Us with Bill Newcott
Cheech & Chong’s Last Movie is mostly a career-spanning documentary, and partly a feisty onscreen reunion.
Sir Elton John’s 5 Most Popular Songs (According to YouTube)
More than 50 years into his storied career, Reginald Kenneth Dwight’s popularity is unwavering. Here are his most iconic tunes that people just can’t get enough of.
News of the Week: Pi (the Math One), Pie (the Kind You Eat), and Perry (Como)
In the News of the Week ending March 14, 2025, are circular celebrations, a way-overdue library book, a genius approach to social media, and more.
Review: Flow — Movies for the Rest of Us with Bill Newcott
Five animals cling to survival in a wooden boat, cast adrift in a post-apocalyptic, sea-covered world.
Deer and Lemons
A man with a terminal illness gets one last chance to leave something weird and memorable behind.
The Military and the Movies
How the Department of Defense helps filmmakers get the details right.
News of the Week: New York Neon, Jimmy Carter, and the Last Cigarette Commercial
In the news of the week ending January 3, 2025, are vanishing neon, Facebook fake friends, and Pop-Tart football.
Name Three Songs: How Band Tees Became Cultural Symbols
When Barney’s is selling Black Sabbath shirts for $175, does it change the cultural credibility of your favorite vintage band tee?