Hershey’s Creme Bars add a touch of luxury to the classic chocolate bar
I didn’t realize until now that there should be more coffee-inspired chocolate bars.
Marvel dominates pop culture. Movies. TV shows. Comics. Whether it’s the MCU, the X-Men movies that came before it or even Sony’s groundbreaking animated Spider-Verse movies, Popculturology has you covered.
Why do they have to keep being so weird about this movie? PLUS: Chloe Fineman leaves ‘SNL,’ Sam Neill passes away, and it’s obvious why the live-action ‘Moana’ remake failed.
Are we heading toward another very big Spidey box office? PLUS: Jim Carrey’s Grinch steals a sequel, Anya Taylor-Joy joins ‘The Hunt for Gollum,’ and Derpy Tiger gets the Lego treatment.
You guys really gotta let go of ‘Endgame.’ PLUS: Trailers for ‘Coyote vs. ACME’ and ‘Clayface,’ ‘Miami Vice’ goes back to 1985, and you can ‘just take those scripts and turn them into’ a ‘Mandalorian’ movie.
The Punisher and Bruce Banner have joined Peter Parker as he experiences a rebirth.
The final package of the Marvel/Oreo crossover has been revealed — and one of comics’ greatest villains has the pack all to himself.
The world’s mightiest heroes and America’s favorite cookie come together in the ultimate crossover.
Your weekly rundown of everything from Popculturology, Deep SNL Thoughts and Snackology.
The point of a movie trailer is to get people excited about a movie. PLUS: The first trailer for Spielberg’s ‘Disclosure Day,’ the Oscars ditch ABC for YouTube, and Seth Meyers goes ‘Day Drinking’ with Sabrina Carpenter.
The box office titan boards the ‘Batman’ and ‘Exorcist’ franchises. PLUS: Netflix wins the Warner Bros. bidding war, trailers for ‘How to Make a Killing’ and ‘Ready or Not 2,’ and what’s going on with Spider League?
Three things to know. Two trailers to watch. One article to read. Here’s what you need to know for this month.
The Netflix phenomenon scored the No. 1 spot over ‘Weapons’ with just two days in theaters.
Director Zach Cregger’s latest horror film held strong while Bob Odenkirk’s ‘Nobody’ sequel debuted at No. 3.
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