For years, 80’s action star Jean Claude Van Damme has been unintentionally making us laugh (mostly involving drunken dance moves and quivering cheek muscles), but as we saw in his scene stealing performance in 2012’s The Expendables 2, the guy can actually be downright hilarious even when he planned it that way. And with Welcome to the Jungle, he’ll be flexing those …

For years, Karen Gillan was known as the fiery-haired and -hearted “girl who waited”, Amy Pond, on BBC’s Doctor Who. But with her role on the long running British sci-fi show (greatest sci-fi show EVER, I might add) coming to an end in 2012, she’s moved on up to bigger things in Hollywood. She landed a major gig as the “girl who …

Ah, the ol’ “don’t look in the bag” trick. Nothing will get people to look into a bag faster than telling them that. The big problem with people looking into the bag arises though when said bag belongs to an infamous mobster played by Robert De Niro, as a mopy John Cusack (what is it about him playing an all-black …

Your friendly neighborhood wall-crawler returns this year just in time for a new movie and a big budget game.

We’ve all had that one job, that we never wanted. Whether you were a waiter, a delivery boy or a drug mule for an international cartel that smuggles My Little Pony products into China like Nick was, we’ve all been there. And for Emma Roberts, that job is manning a counter behind one of the most devalued businesses today, the …

Humanity and technology are intrinsically linked. Google Ads track our every move across the web, social media networks control our interactions, and you will never be able to unsubscribe from Linked-In invitation spam for as long as you live. All this draws us ever closer to the theory of Singularity. Last Updated: January 23, 2014

There are like, tiny things in the universe. Things which we cannot see with the naked eye, like bacteria and Kervyn’s remaining hair that isn’t grey. To see such massive things, we need to build even bigger bits of machine, which is weird when you think about it. And one of the biggest science machines built in recent times, has …

The Sundance film festival is usually a great showcase of dramas and other films with emotions and stuff. That’s your cream of the crop right there, as comedies and action flicks rarely get the film critic nod. But every now and then, one other genre comes along and sweeps audiences off their feet. This year, that horror film happens to …