Новости за 18.06.2018

If it feels like every new episode of Westworld raises more questions than it answers, you are not alone in your puzzle-box confusion. The Man In Black himself, Ed Harris, tells Vulture he isn’t always sure what’s happening, or in what period it’s all going down.

Psychedelic visuals have been a constant of DC’s Young Animal imprint, differentiating these books from other superhero titles with bold, experimental artwork that is directly tied to the characters’ unique perceptions of the world. Perception is a key element of Cave Carson Has An Interstellar Eye, a series that…

Hank Azaria’s Jim Brockmire feuded with a mascot in Brockmire’s second season, which naturally led us to pose the question: What mascot would you want be? Stars Azaria and Amanda Peet, along with the show’s executive producer and writer Joel Church-Cooper, take us through the virtues of the Phillie Phanatic, Mr. Met,…

It’s 3 p.m.! Let The A.V. Club briefly make use of the waning hours of your productivity with some pop culture ephemera pulled from the depths of YouTube.

Some actors, like Daniel Day-Lewis and Gary Oldman, prefer to disappear into their roles, to so fully inhabit a character that audiences don’t even realize it’s them on screen. Others, however, are just too damn weird to do that. Someone like, say, Crispin Glover, is just too Crispin Glover to ever make us forget that…

Adam Sandler isn’t the only Saturday Night Live alum out here pitching film ideas to Netflix. Deadline reports Will Ferrell will write and star in a new comedy inspired by The Eurovision Song Contest, the “popular and long running international TV music competition” which helped launch the careers of artists like ABBA…

Here’s a headline that may induce some déjà vu: Over the weekend, The Incredibles 2, Pixar’s 14-years-later sequel to Brad Bird’s Oscar-winning superhero family adventure, set a new record for the biggest opening weekend of all time (for an animated film). If it’s hard to tell which records mean something anymore, we…

In our monthly book club, we discuss whatever we happen to be reading and ask everyone in the comments to do the same. What Are You Reading This Month?

The Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill 20th anniversary tour already sounded like a can’t-miss event when it was first announced, but now the Grammy-winning artist has shared the names of all the “special guest performers” who will be joining her on stage, including her Block Party pal Dave Chappelle.

One of the internet’s most organized, hyper-specific, extremely-online fanbases is that of Zack Snyder and Warner Brothers’ critically reviled DC Extended Universe. While most people have reacted to the recent run of Batman and Superman movies with something between indifference and strong dislike, some very vocal…

If you’re a gamer of a certain age, the name “Leisure Suit Larry” probably still strikes you as scandalous. Before sex became more or less commonplace in gaming blockbusters, the idea that there was a game out there built around the pursuit of sex was a blush-worthy one. As MEL Magazine puts it in a new breakdown of …

As the co-creator of AMC’s Halt And Catch Fire, Christopher Cantwell developed a talent for writing captivating, complicated characters who constantly revealed different facets of their personalities. He brings that skill to comics with She Could Fly, a new series from Dark Horse Comics’ Berger Books imprint that…

Things are not so great over in the DC Extended Universe at the moment. Case in point: Justice League, the superhero team up that was supposed to be the DCEU equivalent of an Avengers film, ended up becoming the worst-performing DCEU film to date. (Admittedly, that’s like saying you wanted a gold-encrusted Ferrari…

Bubble, the first scripted comedy series from Maximum Fun, begins as a cutting and comic look at millennial misadventures. Set in Fairhaven—“a literal bubble of corporate utopia”—the opening scene depicts a bunch of young people as they all “brunch and vape and watch shelter dogs and have too-loud conversations” about…

For a kid in the early ‘90s, knowing somebody with a Game Genie was tantamount to knowing a character from the movie Hackers. Somehow, this awkward-looking chunk of plastic billed as a “video game enhancer” could give you infinite lives, better weapons, or let you skip levels altogether. It was essentially magic, and…

Somehow, the story of the Pokémon episode that sent hundreds of Japanese children to the emergency room back in 1997 missed the animation aficionados at Pixar. As was pointed out—and soon addressed by Disney—in a shockingly civil fan campaign on Twitter over the weekend, among the techniques employed by The …

Though some disagree, drunk people don’t make great sponsors. It’s rare, after all, to see someone chugging a Bud onscreen. As such, this has necessitated the need for TV shows and movies to scrounge up fake suds, a search that’s proven to be a lucrative one for the makers of Heisler, a non-beer that you’ve seen…

So, you’ve tried a dozen different variations on beyandjay12345@gmail.com and they’ve all been claimed by your fellow Beyoncé fans also on their third free trial? Well, then, we’ve got good news: Assuming you subscribe to another subscription music service of some sort, you don’t have to get Tidal to hear the new…

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“What you are about to see has never been attempted before on television.” With this baldfaced lie, ex-NFL quarterback Jesse Palmer kicks off a reality TV show where a bunch of women reveal their personalities (and bodies) to a guy hidden behind a wall whom they know nothing about, and hope he’ll propose to them.…

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If you’re going to buy a console from the 3DS family in the age of the Nintendo Switch, the New 2DS XL is probably the one you should get. It normally costs $150 (half the price of a Switch), but Walmart’s marked that down to a $130 today (both black/turquoise and white/orange), which leaves you with an extra $20 to…

There are one-hit wonders and one-album wonders. There are musicians who consistently craft top-notch singles, but fall short of stringing them together into consistently compelling LPs; there are records that suddenly come to life when edited down into a 30-minute all killer, no filler playlist.

For most of “The Premonition,” I struggled with a feeling new to my Ghosted reviewing experience: The sense that I wasn’t getting enough Adam Scott or Craig Robinson, for once. Say what you like about the previous iteration of the series, but it was an ever-reliable vehicle for the chemistry between its two stars,…

Here’s what’s happening in the world of television for Monday, June 18. All times are Eastern.