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

After 17 years, Adam Zacks’ Pacific Northwest-based music festival Sasquatch is being ushered back into the woods where it belongs, as much as doing so may hurt the Hendersons. In other words, the festival is shutting down, with Zacks announcing in a press release (via Portland’s Willamette Week) that he and the rest…

[The following contains massive spoilers for Batman and Catwoman’s wedding from Tom King and Mikel Janin’s Batman #50. Turn back now if you’d rather wait for the issue to come out on July 4.]

Episode 1: “Viking Funeral” | Episode 2: “Candy Of The Year” | Episode 3: “Concerned Women Of America” | Episode 4: “Mother Of All Matches” | Episode 5: “Perverts Are People, Too” | Episode 6: “Work The Leg” | Episode 7: “Nothing Shattered” | Episode 8: “The Good Twin” | Episode 9: “Rosalie” | Episode 10: “Every…

In 2016, after Pharrell Williams and Robin Thicke lost the “Blurred Lines” lawsuit (for the first time), more than 200 recording artists banded together in support of Williams and Thicke because of the slippery slope the original verdict created. Essentially, they argued that forcing artists to pay massive amounts of…

With more than 5.6 million articles, Wikipedia is an invaluable resource, whether you’re throwing a term paper together at the last minute, or trying to break down which Muslim-majority countries you need to be irrationally fearful of and which ones Donald Trump does business with and are therefore totally fine. We…

Our weekly thought-starter asks you (and us) a simple question each week: What pop culture did you consume this weekend, and what did you think of it? If you have suggestions for AVQ&A questions, big or small, you can email them to us here.

Here’s what’s happening in the world of television for Sunday, July 1. All times are Eastern.

Luke Cage has drawn on Blaxploitation films for its visual style and its themes. The character in the comic books was created at the height of Blaxploitation’s popularity and the character had to adapt as the popularity of Blaxploitation faded. Luke Cage needs to adopt a new style after getting rid of this season’s…

“Every Potato Has A Receipt” is like a rush of adrenaline, and that appears to be GLOW’s standard when it comes to its season finales and the big shows G.L.O.W. puts on. Honestly, the finales are also the points in the show that really strain believability in terms of the proper wrestling of this time period…

Even with the future of G.L.O.W. hanging in the balance, “Rosalie” is somewhat of a cool down episode after the terrific—but often stressful—run of recent episodes this season. And just like in wrestling, sometimes a cool down is just what you need before the main event. So taking the back-to-school idea of GLOW …

I fully understand that there are some among you in the comments that disagree with my hot takes on Luke Cage this season. My main struggle is that Luke Cage wants to be two different shows. It wants to be a plot driven intrigue, but it also wants to elevate itself from other entries in that genre. It wants to be a…

There are a lot of questions hanging over Better Call Saul—if we’re being honest, it’s the kind of show where “questions hanging” is a big part of the appeal—but one of the most lingering has been that of when it’ll finally, fully collide with its parent series, Breaking Bad, and its meth-cooking “heroes,” Jesse…

Much like “Nothing Shattered” was a necessary GLOW episode for Ruth’s character and the entire G.L.O.W. family, “The Good Twin” is also a necessary episode—just for the simple fact that it lets us finally know what a full episode of this world’s G.L.O.W. looks like. And god, it looks every bit as amazing as one could…