Timothée Chalamet Stars in 1950s Ping Pong Drama Marty Supreme
Timothée Chalamet stars in Josh Safdie’s Marty Supreme, a 1950s ping pong drama inspired by Marty Reisman, opening December 25 with a star-studded cast.
Timothée Chalamet stars in Josh Safdie’s Marty Supreme, a 1950s ping pong drama inspired by Marty Reisman, opening December 25 with a star-studded cast.
Fisk returns to Netflix for Season 3 with Kitty Flanagan leading a brilliantly quirky cast in Australia’s sharpest, funniest legal comedy about death, family, and wills.
From the creators of The Office, The Paper follows a documentary crew covering a struggling Midwest newspaper in this hilarious new Peacock mockumentary series.
A Savage Art by Bill Banowsky chronicles Patrick Oliphant’s fearless legacy as a political cartoonist who skewered U.S. Presidents with pen, wit, and no mercy.
A Charlie Brown Christmas turns 60! Own the iconic Vince Guaraldi soundtrack on animated zoetrope vinyl. A timeless holiday classic—pre-order for Sept. 12, 2025.
Volair drops a cheeky new pickleball paddle line featuring Betty Boop—perfect for pros and playful players alike. Game on with vintage sass and power!
Blobfest at Colonial Theatre celebrates The Blob (1958) with reenactments, vintage horror, and sci-fi fun—drawing fans to Phoenixville, PA, every summer.
In 1975, Alice Cooper debuted Welcome to My Nightmare, a hit concept album turned TV special featuring Vincent Price—and a pivotal moment in rock history.
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds goes full Muppet in Season 4! With Klingon zombies, musicals, and puppets by Jim Henson’s Creature Shop, Trek gets weirdly wonderful.
Pluribus by Vince Gilligan is a new Apple TV+ series starring Rhea Seehorn. Premieres November 7, 2025, the genre-bending series is already renewed for Season 2.
Marvel’s Fantastic Four: First Steps theme by Michael Giacchino is out now—stream the single or grab the limited “Galactic Blue” vinyl collectible!
A chilling 5-minute sci-fi short on DUST finds an astronaut stranded after a Mars disaster—until a signal hints she’s not alone. Twilight Zone vibes guaranteed.