Lucas Wesley Snipes is a writer and comedian living in Los Angeles. He is also available for hire as a freelance DJ and trapeze artist, both skills he honed in college.
For all the many great qualities that make Buffy Summers a hero, there’s a limit to what a single Slayer can possibly accomplish. Luckily for the girl in question, she had plenty of friends helping he...
Come on and slam, and welcome to the jam. These were the immortal words rapped by Quad City DJ’s in the introduction to the greatest NBA/Looney Tunes crossover one could possibly imagine, Space Jam. S...
Rapidly approaching 20 years on the air as a top rated primetime cartoon, any talk about Family Guy being a mere clone of The Simpsons should have ceased a long time ago. Granted, from a superficial s...
Between the years 1997 and 2002, former Saturday Night Live alum Mike Myers created his most enduring entry into the pop culture lexicon with his character Austin Powers. Well, that’s to say Powers wa...
For over 30 years and more than 600 episodes, the Simpson family has been putting the “fun” in “dysfunctional.” That phrase may sound like a cliché, but it’s a wholly accurate way to describe the love...
Certain sentences, when spoken by the right person, can quickly become so iconic the original meaning doesn’t matter anymore. Whether or not a viewer has actually witness Robert De Niro asking a mirro...
Regardless of one’s own moral character, there will always be a certain type of audience that vastly prefers villains to the heroes who try and stop their evil plans. With a particularly entertaining ...
By adding brilliantly hilarious characters to an intentionally mundane slice of every day life, NBC’s The Office became one of the most endearing and unforgettable sitcoms of its era. Audiences were s...
Over the past few decades, television has been abundantly clear about a rising trend that continues to dominate the medium: cartoons aren’t just for kids anymore. It all began way back in the 1960s, w...
Once a fairly simple cartoon about a slightly more offensive than average group of New Englanders, Family Guy has spent the last 20 years turning into a bona fide media sensation. At this point, more ...
Thanks to Vince McMahon’s notoriously indecisive nature, there are times when it can be difficult for a wrestling fan to keep track of everything that happened in the WWE Universe. Sports entertainmen...
According to Vince McMahon and countless video retrospectives he’s produced, the WWE Universe has been the worldwide leader in sports entertainment since the 1960s. Technically speaking, though, rough...
Notwithstanding an ongoing effort at a women’s revolution, historically speaking, the WWE Universe has never quite given female wrestlers a fair shake. That trend may be starting to change, but a quic...
Starting in 1997, Comedy Central has been inviting viewers to come on down to South Park, Colorado and meet some friends of theirs, and almost immediately, it lead to the highest ratings the network h...
With an estimated 500 million records sold worldwide, and 20 number one hits on the American Billboard chart, most music fans agree The Beatles will forever remain the most successful band in history....
Considering how long the Dragon Ball universe has been around, not to mention how important fighting is within it, it was only a matter of time before every possible combination of Goku’s friends and ...
Despite how globally connected the world has become, society has yet to find the fated “Fountain of Youth.” A concept dating back to ancient Greek literature, such a place would theoretically allow pe...
Created by Akira Toriyama in 1984, the Dragon Ball series has been part of popular culture for almost three and a half decades. After originating in a Japanese manga, the adventures of Goku have thus ...
No matter how many episodes of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel a person watches, ultimately, there can be only one true Slayer. Until Buffy’s series finale anyway, at which point there were a few d...
The mere fact someone isn’t a kid anymore hardly means they can no longer enjoy entertainment made for children. If anything, the older a person is, the warmer and more nostalgic a kid’s movie can fee...
