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Sixty Years Later, 'Peanuts' Delivers a Timeless Message on the Value of Trying
A 1966 comic strip featuring Charlie Brown's struggle in a spelling bee offers a surprisingly profound quote that still resonates today.
Modern Gamers Are Spoiled, But They'll Never Understand the Joy of a MegaPak
A look back at the era of the PC game compilation and what made it special.
Star Wars Galaxies Private Server Captures the Magic of MMOs That Let You Waste Time
Modern MMOs prioritize efficiency, but the charm of older titles lies in their aimless exploration and incidental encounters.
Beyond Cartoons and Movies: Popular Franchises That Spun Off Into Daily Comic Strips
From The Muppets to Star Wars, several beloved pop culture icons found new life in syndicated newspaper comics.
5 Shonen Anime Masterpieces Worth a Perfect Score
Beyond the giants of the genre, these five shonen anime offer uniquely compelling narratives and artistic achievements.
Why James Cameron's Aliens Remains the Gold Standard for Sci-Fi Sequels
Forty years after its release, Aliens' masterful expansion of its predecessor's universe and genre shift solidify its status as a benchmark for sequels.
Hooters Founders Developing Buddy-Comedy Film About Restaurant's Origin
The movie, inspired by the chain's creation, is in early pre-production with some original founders involved.
Why Fargo Season 4 Deserves a Second Look as a Standalone Crime Drama
While often derided by fans, the fourth season of Noah Hawley's anthology series offers a compelling, character-driven neo-western narrative distinct from its predecessors.
The Far Side's Hilarious Take on Moviegoing
Gary Larson's comic strip found endless absurdities in the everyday experience of watching films.