A generation of the “raised right” clearly know nothing of civility.
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Robert Cass
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Albert Brooks made two comedy albums in the ’70s. Both have stood the test of time.
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Scott Malchus
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Amy Schumer and Bill Hader are a perfect match in the Schumer/Judd Apatow film, “Trainwreck.”
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Scott Malchus
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A new DVD release introduces this groundbreaking series to a new generation.
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Rob Ross
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National Lampoon: Drunk, Stoned, Brilliant, Dead is the no-bullshit story of the most influential humor magazine to ever exist. Co-founded by Douglas Kenney, Henry Beard and Douglas Hoffman, this magazine…
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Ken Shane
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The new film about Brian Wilson is a triumph
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Dw. Dunphy
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In an era where news needs to please political guests, the only current unchained commentator is heading for the door. Will his replacement double down or back off?
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Scott Malchus
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The final chapter of Legendary features a drive through town, a trip to the grocery store, and a perfect ending to a long and crazy day.
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Scott Malchus
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Brian returns to Eric’s house and finally tells Allison his true feelings.
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Brian Boone
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[youtube width=”602″ height=”350″ video_id=”wHV1ZcTVK40″] Everyone knows a few particular things about certain things. Pluto is not a planet. Lincoln and Kennedy had many similarities. And Fridays was that Saturday Night…
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Popdose Staff
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The Popdose Staff uses the event of being an extra to extol the virtues of John Candy.
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Brian Boone
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In which we look at once common curiosities of pop culture that don’t exist anymore, be it because of changing tastes, the fragmentation of culture, or merely the fickle nature…
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Matt Wardlaw
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The target audience for the new Steve Martin box set will remember a time when ”on-demand” meant tuning into a television program at the scheduled time, or buying tickets to…
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Dw. Dunphy
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Popdose’s Secret Single presents a true American classic; nehru jackets sold separately.
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Popdose Staff
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If 2011 wasn’t officially the year of the post-ironic sax solo before, it definitely is now. Foster the People were the musical guests on last weekend’s episode of Saturday Night…
Will Harris
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Taking a look back at 10 Tina moments that helped Ms. Fey earn the book deal that brought us “Bossypants.”
Will Harris
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Gunnar and Matthew Nelson have been forced to live without your love and affection for almost 20 years. Now, Nelson returns with a new album that sounds classic. Will commercial lightning strike twice?
Scott Malchus
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Scott Malchus looks back again (and again) at the Bill Murray classic Groundhog Day.
Popdose Staff
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The Popdose Staff reminisces about 15 of its favorite sketches from the past 35 years of Saturday Night Live.
Scott Malchus
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30 Rock went back to its Saturday Night Live roots for a live broadcast. Scott Malchus takes a look at everything that went right for the Emmy Award winning series on Thursday night.
Dave Lifton
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Netherlands 2-1 Slovakia After all of yesterday’s drama, this game was bound to be a return to what we expect in the group stage: a perpetual favorite dispatching an overmatched…
Will Harris
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More than just the guy who plays keyboards for David Letterman, Paul Shaffer is really one of the more underrated musical icons of the last 35 years — something illustrated in Shaffer’s new autobiography, We’ll Be Here for the Rest of Our Lives, as well as his Popdose Interview with Will Harris.
J.A. Bartlett
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May 20, 1989, is a Saturday. It’s the last day of National Osteoporosis Prevention Week. Pro-democracy protests continue in Beijing’s Tiananmen Square; Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping declares martial law, and…
Scott Malchus
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On a warm spring afternoon, with my school bag swung over my shoulder, I took a leisurely walk home from Forest Elementary School, shuffling my suede Thom McAnÁ¢€â„¢s along the…
J.A. Bartlett
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March 18, 1978, is a Saturday. Deposed Pakistani prime minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto is convicted of murder and sentenced to death. Before their annual banquet, members of the fire department…
Dw. Dunphy
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So I had a great idea. An entire post about fake rock bands — groups made up for your cinematic pleasure that, in spite of not actually being real bands,…
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