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Products featured are independently selected by our editorial team and we may earn a commission from purchases made from our links; the retailer may also receive certain auditable data for accounting purposes. There’s a line outside of Atlanta’s Premium Kicks. Makes sense. Ask any rapper, athlete or local with decent fashion sense and they’ll tell you it’s the place to go for new Jordans. But something’s different about this line. You don’t see the twentysomethings in Supreme hoodies impatiently pecking away at their phones; nah, these are older white guys in trucker hats. When the security guard motions them in, they don’t walk to the left towards the wall of Air Maxes; they go to the right, through a glass door that leads them to another business under the same roof — the Card Shop . That queue outside? It’s actually formed for the first big card release of the new basketball season: 2020-21 NBA Hoops. Related How to Watch UFC 259 Online: Live Stream Blachowicz … [Read more...] about Your Favorite Musician’s New Pandemic Hobby: Collecting Sports Cards

For a long time, there has been a real sameness to all of the Superhero movie posters released by Marvel, DC and other studios, with mandates followed to ensure no one is offended and everyone is enticed to spend big bucks on the latest blockbuster. But that doesn't mean every Superhero movie poster has to suck. And in recent years, some filmmakers have had a lot of fun establishing unique alternative posters that might not find their way into multiplexes. But they have certainly found their way into collector's hearts. Though the superhero genre only really started to come into its own in the early 2000s, there are also some very cool old school posters as well. What does it take to make a memorable Superhero movie poster that stands out above the crowd? Bright colors, striking images and an artistic approach that is unique to each character certainly helps. Today, we're looking at 21 of the best Superhero movie posters ever released by a major studio. And one of the things you may … [Read more...] about 21 Greatest Superhero Movie Posters of All Time

It might be hard to believe now, but for a long time, it was believed that a live-action Wonder Woman movie would find no takers. Filmmaker Patty Jenkins' 2017 feature based on the iconic superheroine proved all the naysayers wrong, becoming an instant hit with critics and general audiences. Connie Nielsen was a part of the movie in the role of Hippolyta, queen of the Amazons, and mother of Princess Diana aka Wonder Woman. In an interview with Collider, Nielsen revealed the one-line pitch that Jenkins provided for her character that convinced the actress to join the project. " Patty Jenkins the director, her enthusiasm on the phone when she called me - because I was shooting House of Cards at the time - she called and she's like, 'Do you want to play one of the greatest warrior women of the Amazon nation?' I was like, 'Of course!' [Laughs] It was a no-brainer. I was like, 'That's gonna be a hoot.' And we got to get in the best shape of our lives training for that movie at … [Read more...] about Connie Nielsen Reveals Epic Wonder Woman Pitch That Convinced Her to Join the DCEU

John Olver had a lot to unpack as Last Week Tonight hits its first birthday in the white void. For those who are new to the HBO show, production of Oliver’s show shifted to this mystery space at the top of the pandemic which has proven to be quite entertaining and enjoyable. As much as I would like to see the show return to the studio, there is a peaceful comfort to see Oliver wrap up the week’s news in the white void. Nonetheless, amid Andrew Cumos growing scandals and moderate Democrats killing hopes of a $15 minimum wage, Oliver started by commenting on the opening of certain spaces as cases of Covid-19 begin to decrease and the vaccine slowly gains traction. He specifically focused on how the Milwaukee Bucks started welcoming fans in limited numbers back into its stadium by a cartoon squirt bottle of hand sanitizer. In news footage, we see many people getting squirted by said animated bottle which Oliver had jokes about — many of them inappropriate, but hey it’s HBO and … [Read more...] about ‘Last Week Tonight’: John Oliver Blasts Texas For Lifting Covid-19 Restrictions And Tucker Carlson’s Dr. Seuss Rant

Even if you have never played a game of Mortal Kombat in your life, chances are you have heard the iconic theme song of the 1995 live-action film adaptation of the series at least once, The Immortals' "Techno Syndrome". For many fans, that song is the perfect representation of the screaming awesomeness of the entire Mortal Kombat franchise. The upcoming live-action movie based on the game has a new score by famed composer Benjamin Wallfisch, which, according to director Simon McQuoid, features a dramatic reimagining of Techno Syndrome. "[Wallfisch] came in knowing that, and then we started talking about the respect for the fans and the material. And he said, 'Do you think there's anything we can do with the distinct music?' And I said, 'Well, yeah, I think through this whole process, what we're doing here is we're taking material that's well-known and we're moving it and we're elevating it. We're taking it seriously, very seriously - doesn't mean there's not comedy and levity … [Read more...] about Mortal Kombat Reboot Has a Dramatic Reimagining of Iconic Techno Syndrome Theme Song