Friday Night Movie Club Spend an evening with Vulture, every Friday at 7 p.m. ET on Twitter. Friday Night Movie Club Spend an evening with Vulture, every Friday at 7 p.m. ET on Twitter. It has nothing to do with Catherine O’Hara, Donald Trump, or sequels. Every week for the foreseeable future, Vulture will be selecting one film to watch as part of our Friday Night Movie Club. This week’s selection comes from Vulture contributor Joe Reid, who will begin his screening of Home Alone on December 4 at 7 p.

As has been thoroughly discussed elsewhere, last night’s Parks and Recreation contained a number of heartwarming moments (plus a great dead bird joke we feel deserves an extra mention). It also contained a hilarious and imminently GIF-ready dance routine by eterna-spaz Chris Traegar (Lowe). Where Vulture sees a need, Vulture must act. And so, without further ado, here is Rob Lowe doing his best “Seizure in the Club” move. Never in the history of dance has a shoulder roll lent itself so well to endless looping.

Comedy Central Presents, Last Comic Standing, and Comedy Knockout alum Lynne Koplitz makes her Netflix standup special debut later this month, and today the streaming network released the trailer. Titled Hormonal Beast, the special was taped in New York City and debuts on Netflix Tuesday, August 22nd. Here’s the logline: Unabashed, menopausal New Yorker and self-proclaimed lifelong bachelorette, Lynne Koplitz offers advice to men and comfort to women dealing with hormones in her first Netflix comedy special.

So you were in fourth or fifth grade when you had to read The Giver — that book with a gnarly, bearded old guy and a bright-gold medal slapped on the cover. It looked important. The story was about a boy named Jonas living in what seemed like the perfect world where there was no hunger, war, or poverty, who then slowly realizes that it’s one deprived of choice, spontaneity, and most memorably, color.

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Heroes Reborn Needs of the Many Season 1 Episode 4 Editor’s Rating 3 stars *** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » Heroes Reborn Needs of the Many Season 1 Episode 4 Editor’s Rating 3 stars *** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » Ryan Guzman as Carlos Gutierrez. Whenever someone asks me whether they should be watching Heroes Reborn, my answer is always some sort of nonverbal groan-shrug, followed by a crucial caveat: It’s got a predetermined lifespan, at least.

When the High Fidelity reboot was in preproduction — before Zoë Kravitz had even signed on to play Rob, a role made famous by John Cusack in the 2000 movie — music supervisors Manish Raval, Alison Rosenfeld, and Tom Wolfe of Aperture started making playlists. The producers made their own mixes, as did Kravitz once she joined the ensemble, with the track choices often making their way into scripts and informing characters’ personalities, such as the punk-leaning Simon and pop-loving Cherise.

The reunion queen herself. Hilary Duff, queen of aughtie tween nostalgia and one of the masterminds behind the Lizzie McGuire table read, has brought us another reunion to brighten our TikTok feeds, because why not? On May 27, the cast of 2003’s Too Many Cooks predecessor Cheaper by the Dozen reunited to pose as their characters all grown up, set to iconic soundtrack cut “I’m Just a Kid” by Simple Plan.

Hilary Duff. The publication of Aaron Carter’s incomplete memoir has been delayed. Originally intended to publish on November 15, less than two weeks after the star’s death, Ballast Books has decided to postpone “out of respect for the Carter family.” The statement obtained by Billboard alluded to questions of the memoir’s validity raised by Aaron’s ex-girlfriend Hilary Duff. “Public attention has recently focused on a small number of interactions during Mr.

Day 18: Love It and Leave It Twenty-five moments, one per day in the walkup to Christmas, that brought definition to reality TV’s ever-blurring lines in 2023. Day 18: Love It and Leave It Twenty-five moments, one per day in the walkup to Christmas, that brought definition to reality TV’s ever-blurring lines in 2023. There was a time, not so long ago, when HGTV wasn’t a cable juggernaut, when the Property Brothers, Erin and Ben Napier, and the whole city of Waco were but a glint in the Scripps Network’s eye.