Новости за 15.07.2018

Last week, Moon and Warcraft director Duncan Jones teased that his next project would be a “pretty special” comic book adaptation, and though he didn’t offer any other information, Edgar Wright jumped in to say that he knew what Jones was working on and that he was “excited” about it. We would’ve had a hard time…

According to The Guardian, a professor at Bangor University named Nathan Abrams says he has found a lost Stanley Kubrick screenplay called Burning Secret, and it sounds pretty darn creepy. Abrams, who The Guardian says is a “leading Kubrick expert,” describes it as “the inverse of Lolita,” and it centers on a “suave…

The Comedy Central Roast Of Bruce Willis won’t air until later this month, but the event was actually taped last night and The Hollywood Reporter has details on some of the sick burns that the roasters dropped. Dennis Rodman was there for some reason, and the Hollywood Reporter story says he made a joke about Jim…

Jim Jarmusch’s 2014 vampire movie Only Lovers Left Alive was a low-stakes romance, a salute to the timeless value of art rather than a horror story about blood-sucking killers, and now Variety is reporting that Jarmusch’s next project will be tackling a different classic movie monster. The project is called The Dead…

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 see if an invisible man sleeping in your bed is a common thing, or something that’s only happened to you and Ray Parker Jr. We explore some of Wikipedia’s oddities in…

If it’s time to restock your underwear drawers, pick up a couple of things from this Prime-exclusive Calvin Klein sale. Everything is up to 50% and it includes stuff for men and women. But, this sale will only last until midnight, so grab what you need now.

Who Is America?, the new Sacha Baron Cohen series that Showtime’s touted as “the most dangerous TV show ever,” opens with video clips that portray a starry-eyed, sepia-toned vision of America before accelerating into a barrage of recent news footage: President Donald Trump mocking a disabled person; adult film…

Here’s what’s happening in the world of television for Sunday, July 15. All times are Eastern. 

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.

Donald Trump is in the U.K. at the moment, honoring our mother nation by doing his best impression of its favorite son, international traveler Mr. Bean. But even as he bumbles his way across the country, wandering into unflattering interviews about Theresa May and shoving his head definitively up the uncooked turkey …

South Park—still Comedy Central’s flagship comedy program, 22 seasons in—has set its next premiere date, with Deadline reporting that the show will be back on the airwaves for new episodes on September 26.