Muffins! Cakesters! Thins! Minis! This wave of Oreos has it all
Oreo closes out 2025 with a ridiculous lineup of new and returning releases including the Confetti Cake Cakester.
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The rise of Ashley Padilla on ‘SNL,’ one last ‘Stranger Things’ trailer, and Popculturology’s birthday
Your weekly rundown of everything from Popculturology, Deep SNL Thoughts and Snackology.
‘Stranger Things’ readies for one final battle in new trailer
Eleven. Vecna. Wavy hands. PLUS: Popculturology celebrates its third anniversary, Sheridan bails on Paramount, and new drama behind Adam Driver’s ‘Star Wars’ movie.
Three years of Popculturology
Celebrate the anniversary of the beginning of The Omnicosm by subscribing or supporting the site.
Miles Teller finds Jeremy Culhane’s hot-dog-eating-contest prep distracting
Fourth of July is right around the corner, but the ‘SNL’ freshman is ready to contribute.
Your last-minute guide to Halloween treats
Looking for the final bag of candy or snack for the perfect spooky season? Snackology has you covered.
‘Chainsaw Man’ delivers another anime box office win
The animated film outperforms ‘Black Phone 2,’ ‘Regretting You’ and ‘Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere.’
The Monthly October 2025
Three things to know. Two trailers to watch. One article to read. Here’s what you need to know for this month.
3 episodes, 3 storylines for ‘SNL’ Season 51
Ashley Padilla steps up, the revamped cast takes shape — but Lorne Michaels has work to do.
Disney shoots down Adam Driver’s ‘Star Wars’ pitch, Boo Buckets are back, and Domingo returns
Your weekly rundown of everything from Popculturology, Deep SNL Thoughts and Snackology.
Adam Driver pitched a Ben Solo ‘Star Wars’ movie. Disney said no.
I guess it was more important to make Jared Leto’s ‘Tron’ movie. PLUS: Warner Bros. Discovery puts itself up for sale, Netflix wins ‘Catan,’ and ‘ParaNorman’ returns in a new short.
Boo Buckets are back to scare up some McDonald’s Halloween fun
If you’re like me, the Halloween Happy Meal offering was a huge part of your childhood. They’re just as fun in 2025.