Watching Full House was a rite of passage for ’90s kids. The corny sitcom aired for 8 seasons from 1987 until 1995 and followed single father Danny Tanner (Bob Saget) trying his best to take care of his three adorable kids after his wife passed away. Thankfully, his pal Joey Gladstone (Dave Coulier) and brother-in-law Jesse Katsopolis (John Stamos) moved in so they could help out. Many people have great memories of this show, and although some episodes seem flat and a little on the silly side since so much time has passed since they originally aired, it’s still a pretty funny series....

John Hughes is one of the most influential filmmakers during the ’80s. His stories touched the younger generation with the way they discuss high school stereotypes, culture nonconformity, household backstories, social awkwardness, and first love. And the trend of high school movies and teen-centered flicks would not last until this day without his influence. Naturally, his signature brand impacted future filmmakers. For that, here is a look of ten teen comedies from the last decade that had a touch and feel of the John Hughes brand....

King Of Queens made a lot of people laugh for nine seasons. But as great as that show could be at times, when fans re-watch it, it is not hard for them to spot some things that just don’t add up. From the same faces popping up as different characters to their pet randomly disappearing, there are a lot of mysteries when it comes to King Of Queens. But it seems that some of these strange events happened on purpose....

With Pet Sematary bringing dead pets (and kids) back to life and Jesse Eisenberg and Woody Harrelson returning to the world of Zombieland with the belated sequel Double Tap this year, fans of the swarming undead will have plenty to munch on this year. But there’s one star-studded zombie film that movie buffs are excited about above all, and that’s Jim Jarmusch’s The Dead Don’t Die. It’ll combine scares and laughs, wrapped up in the director’s signature muted and minimalist filmmaking stuff....

Harry Potter is one of the most beloved book series of all time. The entire franchise is loved by so many fans all across the world. While loving Harry Potter unites many nerds, the series definitely isn’t perfect. While many of the issues with the magical world that Harry inhabits weren’t very noticeable on a first read through, especially if you read them as a kid, they become more obvious with time....

One of the most underrated and enjoyable films of the late 1980s, Adventures in Babysitting starred an incredible cast including Elisabeth Shue, Vincent D’Onofrio, Keith Coogan, and Anthony Rapp. The ultimate babysitter adventure, it dealt with a teen who felt “too old to babysit” stuck watching a child, her older teen brother and his best friend for a few hours. While we loved the dangerous and hilarious adventures that the group found themselves on that night, looking back, we have to admit that plenty of the content, particularly lines and scenes meant to be humorous, really didn’t age all that well....

There’s no need to panic. Although the recent changes to the Facebook algorithm have many marketers sweating, the update isn’t as scary as it seems. The short of it? Facebook is asking brands to rethink how they earn likes, comments and shares on their posts. For example, Facebook is explicitly fighting against engagement bait and spammy tactics which they see as undercutting their algorithm. The takeaway here is that what might have worked brilliantly for brands in the past might not fly today....

If you’ve ever wondered how well a lossless streaming music service works, and whether you’d hear the difference, Tidal is giving you a chance to find out – without handing over credit card details … Tidal has told The Verge that the service will be completely free for 12 days from Christmas day, and all you’ll need to provide is your email address. Tidal does offer an existing free trial, but many people are wary of trials that require credit card details and automatically charge you if you forget to cancel....

Scarlet Witch (Wanda Maximoff) is one of the most feared super-beings on the planet. With her twin brother Quicksilver, they share the rare honor of being able to cross-over effortlessly from X-Men to the Avengers. She has married the Vision, her father was once believed to be Magneto, she’s wiped out entire realities, and she’s been a member of the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants. Her history is one of the most diverse of any publication, DC or Marvel....

With The Huntsman: Winter’s War arriving in theaters later this month, many have poked fun at the fact that a film starring powerhouses Charlize Theron, Emily Blunt, and Jessica Chastain is named after the sole male lead character. But, it stops being a joking matter when movies appearing to be headlined by women actually find the men taking over the conversation. In a recent analysis of the dialogue of male and female characters in roughly 2000 scripts, researchers found that a shocking number of lady-led movies actually have more lines spoken by male characters than the supposed women in charge....

Netflix’s Chilling Adventures of Sabrina may be a fantasy, but it’s chock-full of real-life references. These subtle details enrich the world of Sabrina and make watching the show even more fun. Between nods to real people, folklore, religion, pop culture, and literature, each episode offers new references to uncover. Here’s our overview of some of the most interesting and unexpected historical references from the series so far. FATHER BLACKWOOD’S FIRST NAME Father Blackwood’s first name is Faustus, a reference to the legend of Doctor Faustus, a man who sells his soul to the devil in exchange for knowledge and power....

Jim Halpert is one of the most likeable and relatable characters on The Office. He was hilarious, charming, sarcastic, and romantic. While some of his best moments were when he was joking around and pranking Dwight, he was also a huge romantic when it came to his relationship with Pam. The relationship between Jim and Pam is one that many fans loved and that is still seen as an iconic television couple....

Black Mirror is one of those shows that is not afraid to feature some pretty awful characters. The anthology series features different stories that explore the amazing and terrifying potential of technology. As a result, the characters tend to fall into one of two categories- either they are using technology for their own immoral means or they are having horrible things done to them. In the case of the latter group, it’s hard not to feel immense sympathy for the characters....

DreamWorks is unquestionably one of the most successful and recognizable film studios in the world. The studio is definitely best known for its live-action films, but in the past few decades, the studio has been putting its best foot forward in the animated movie game. When it comes to animated films, it’s nearly impossible to even compete with the goliath that is Disney, but DreamWorks has managed to create its own pocket of the animated film world....

The year 2019 marked the conclusion of George R.R. Martin’s Game of Thrones. But in a field that is packed with thrilling shows detailing intense action, brutal violence, and some of the most compelling characters that have yet come to the silver screen, GoT is not the only show worth watching. The one thing this collection of shows has in common is their fight sequences: moments that pull you to the edge of your seat and draw your jaw down until it hangs open....

Through the Fire & Blood and The Book of Swords novels, author George R. R. Martin has given us more insight about the history of Westeros before the events of A Song of Ice and Fire, which inspired the highly-successful HBO television series Game of Thrones. However, the TV show was notoriously unfocused on whatever took place before Ned Stark decided to head to King’s Landing to serve as King Robert Baratheon’s Hand....

We had such high hopes for New Mutants. When the trailer came out in 2017, it looked to be a unique, horror-style exploration of the X-Men universe. But now, those hopes seem like a long way away. Sure, a tiny news item pops up every two months or so. But besides that, it really feels like Fox, the fans, and even the filmmakers are forgetting about the prospect of releasing New Mutants....

Fargo is a terrific show, but with series creator Noah Hawley attached to so many other projects and committed to making them all brilliant, it’s one that takes its time between seasons. The fourth season has been announced and will star Chris Rock as the new story’s central protagonist, a crime boss. But we won’t be seeing it any time soon, since it’s not slated to begin production until later this year and it’s not slated to be aired until at least 2020....

Being a superhero means that you automatically win at being the toughest person in the room, on most occasions. In Marvel and DC, being a superhero means that you’re frequently rushing toward world-ending catastrophes. All superheroes are tough, but some are tough all the time, while others tend to hang up their toughness on their time off. For this article, we’ll look at the heroes who are tough all the time versus those who can be pretty relaxed when not saving the world....

From first loves to tales from the high-school halls, there’s something magical about teen movies. Even if you aren’t a teenager, these movies remind you of your earlier years, or they might inspire you to reach out and reconnect with old friends (and loves). Whichever way you look at it, it’s a genre of cinema that’ll never go away – even if the different generations of teenagers behave differently. Hollywood understands the potential of this genre and spends millions of dollars producing new flicks that’ll pull audiences into the theater seats....