POP CULTURE

Spend more time revisiting nostalgic movies than watching whatever’s currently in theaters? This gig is for you.

It’s been 20 years since ‘Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone’ hit theaters. Daniel Radcliffe and his fellow cast members are reuniting to reminisce.

A surprising number of television shows have ended with the sudden appearance of dinosaurs, demons, and that tired old trope of shooting your lead into outer space.

Whether Gen Z or even Generation Alpha will carry forth the Millennial Pink torch remains to be seen, but they’re wearing a lot of hot pink lately …

The Stoneleigh P bar in Dallas has banned "All I Want for Christmas Is You" from its jukebox until December 1—and after that, it's only allowed to play once per night. Both fans and Mariah Carey herself have taken notice.

Aggregated from best-of-the-decade lists from critics, these 20 shows might be the best the 2010s had to offer. And no, 'Teen Mom' did not make the cut.

Madonna has been an innovator in music for four decades and counting, but doesn't mean she still doesn't get called for jury duty.

We can't all live like Tony Soprano, but those of us in the New Jersey area can take a Sopranos-themed food tour worthy of the mobster.

The brown leather jacket has been in the possession of Henry Winkler for the last 40 years. It is not, sadly, the same jacket in which he jumped the shark.

Skeet Ulrich thought 'Scream' would be a far more serious depiction of a serial killer—until he got on set with co-star Matthew Lillard.

Is ‘The Haunting in Connecticut 2: Ghosts of Georgia’ one of the best horror movies ever? Based on the number of jump scares alone, yes.

Over the past near-90 years, zombies have given form to our fears of other cultures, loss of agency, communism, atomic warfare, race relations, capitalism, mass contagions, the space race, and, most importantly, our bone-deep fear of one another.