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Autumn has arrived. For some, the season’s coming may conjure up pleasant thoughts of Halloween and Thanksgiving, walks through colorful forest trails, and wool sweaters. For others, there is no time to think about anything else but the biggest, best event of the year: Fat Bear Week . Fat Bear Week Contenders 2022 | Who Has Your Vote? For anyone unfortunate enough not to be familiar with Fat Bear Week already, it’s an annual celebration of the bears of Alaska’s Katmai National Park that takes place just before they waddle their way toward a long winter’s rest. Because the bears have spent the past several months mowing down as much food as they can get their paws on, some of them are absolute titans—and one of them must be crowned the Fat Bear of the year. Watch CC Off English Alec Baldwin and Rust producers reach a settlement 01:59 Now playing Hellraiser … [Read more...] about We’re pleased to announce that it is, once again, Fat Bear Week

Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile is as good as any movie about a cute singing crocodile has any right to be. Based on a 1960s series of children’s books but updated with contemporary pop songs, GPS apps, and references to America’s Got Talent , it clearly aspires to follow in Paddington ’s footsteps, except with an American flavor. Though it lacks the same cultural penetration—and, thankfully, the need to throw its lovable protagonist into terrifying deathtraps—the result is a movie likely to appeal as much to anyone who enjoys pop-scored animal hijinks on TikTok as to anyone who actually remembers the books. Watch CC Off English Alec Baldwin and Rust producers reach a settlement 01:59 Now playing Hellraiser director David Bruckner reveals key ingredients of the franchise Yesterday 1:52PM 01:12 Now playing William Shatner would like to save … [Read more...] about Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile makes you smile—for a while

With Andor , showrunner Tony Gilroy masterfully sets up a new Star Wars universe that drops us on the ground level pre-Rebellion and explores the lives of the disenfranchised in the shadow of the Empire. No need for space wizardry here: this is a story about people. Watch CC Off English Favorite Vampires in Media | Jacob Anderson & Sam Reid 01:28 Now playing What Inspirations Did Adria Draw For Her Andor Character? 9/19/22 2:33PM 01:02 Now playing Star Trek: Picard Season 2 Finale Deleted Scene Monday 9:56AM Centering on the origin of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story lead Cassian Andor— with Diego Luna reuniting with Gilroy and reprising his role—the Disney+ series takes us five years before the fateful events that led to Andor and his band of heroes securing the Death Star plans and sacrificing their lives for the … [Read more...] about The Star Wars Universe Finds a Radical New Stride With Andor

Being drivers in the 21st century, modern technology has allowed us to have tons of information at our disposal. From travel times with ETAs that are accurate down to the minute to real-time traffic information, many of us take these conveniences for granted. It wasn’t always this way, as those of us who used to print out Mapquest directions recall. But consider that, just over half a century ago, paper maps and travel guides existed to keep certain portions of the population safe while they were out driving. The Negro Traveler’s Green Book, sometimes known as The Negro Motorist Green Book, was that guide. For 30 years, it provided information to help Black drivers navigate America’s roads safely. Jalopnik has written about the Green Book in the past , and the 2018 movie Green Book informed a new generation of the existence of these guides. California alone had more than 80 businesses listed in the Green Book over the years — restaurants, hotels, gas stations and more, all … [Read more...] about Tracing the History of the Green Book in Southern California