I only learned a few months ago that Game of Thrones is actually based on a series of novels, and its taken all of my willpower to not read any of them. The show is so freaking good that I’m willing to wait at least one more season before I cruise through the entire story-line. What’s so nice to know is that, unlike shows like Entourage, the story is actually going to be airtight because it was written by an author planning for a series (not for a season by season basis.) Last night, HBO gave us a look at some of the stuff for the upcoming Season 2 and it’s going to be awesome. There aren’t any spoilers, so don’t be afraid to check out the video after the jump!

Here’s a preview for possibly the funniest show about stuntmen ever made. As of now, the show hasn’t been picked up but I can almost guarantee it will. Here are it’s recipes for success: Produced by Tony Hawk (may or may not be a good thing), stars Lee Majors (Million Dollar Man), some hot super-chested girl whose name I can’t find for the life of me (definite rigging required there), and the 40 Year Old Virgin Indian guy who loves talking about rusty trombones (not the one who murdered his wife). Do yourself a favor and get a heads-up on the show that is guaranteed to blow up after the jump.

The tickets have come, the schedule is out, and your dealer is running out of ‘party favors’ – all signs pointing to Electric Zoo knocking at your door. This year is the first time the festival is going three days, and if you don’t know how to pace yourself, you’re going to miss out on the ridiculousness that is EZ. Check out our can’t miss acts, a schedule of who we’re going to see, and some tips to help you survive the weekend after the jump.

We’ve all seen the billboards. The words “Punk”, “Genius”, “Billionaire” spread across the face that lies beneath it. That face, of course, is supposed to be Mark Zuckerberg, the face of the Facebook. The question that comes to mind when passing those billboards is, “Can this movie match the networki… Click to read more

This week features vampires battling werewolves battling acne, directional farters, horrible spellers, married brothel owners, and great directors. Tweens in 3…2…1…

COED’s Most Anticipated Movies of 2010 hailed the film adaptation of “Arrested Development” as the most eagerly awaited release. Talk about your all-time c*cktease. Looking at this year’s tentative slate of box office hopefuls, you might think Hollywood is unoriginal. Even with with Rosie Huntington-Whiteley replacing Megan Fox, Transformers 3 has no chance of erasing the soiled diaper that was Revenge of the Fallen.

Guitar riff. Black van with red stripe blasting through some bushes. Mohawk. Disguises. Guns. Bigger Guns. Tanks falling from the sky. Helicopters. Cigars clenched by the strongest set of mandibles ever. If you have a problem. If no one else can help. You can call on … THE A-TEAM. Man, has this been a long time coming.

Well, uh… hmmph. Ummm, jeez. MacGruber, man. I mean. What the hell happened? Best SNL film since Wayne’s World and you debut at #6? Media sources everywhere are calling it an “unmitigated bomb.” Pretty rough considering it’s almost made back its entire budget already in three days. I admit, I didn’t help the cause by not buying a ticket, but come on. I can’t buy 600,000 tickets.

There are certain personalities that command a great deal of attention. Characters that no matter how many times you speak of them, people still want to hear more. Legends that take on several different forms and shapes but yet remain the same at their very core. Everyone has a strong opinion on these archetypes even though the basic framework is already in place and their position within society and folklore are set in stone. Same holds true for Robin Hood.

Iron Man 2 straight up murdered the box office last weekend with Babies surpassing expectations with a per screen average of close to $4k. This weekend’s entries features a prince of thieves, roundball romance, rekindling of long lost love, divorced dads, intercontinental scheming, crazy old soccer hooligans, and a Hawaiian princess I’d love to cover in poi sauce.

Daydream on Palm Street starring Rorschach took the top spot at last weekend’s frame while Brendan Fraser’s Hairy Revenge saw a stampede of other releases crush his CGI famcom. This weekend’s new entries include the year’s top-grossing film (called it!), and a whole mess of babies and straight cash, homey. Here’s the rundown unfortunately not starring The Rock…

Yeah, so I guess the new trend is to go from first to fifth? First, it was Clash of the Tittycaca then Kick-Ass followed suit. If you’re a new entry in theaters this weekend, do you even want to be the top grosser? You’re just going to end up at numero cinco the next weekend. But, then again, you’ll most likely return to top dog the following frame. Excuse me while I go vomit. A stomach can only take so much bungee jumping.

After initial estimates pegged “How To Train Your Dragon” as last weekend’s box office winner, final returns crowned “Kick Ass” as king by a karate chop. This weekend’s entries have some good, some bad, some weird, and one that has all three. Will “The Losers” win out? Will J. Lo’s Back Up Plan be at the forefront of moviegoers’ minds?

Enough boyfriends were either persuasive enough to convince their girlfriends that Date Night wasn’t worth the price tag or there aren’t enough couples out there, because Clash of the Tighty Whities managed to just beat out Date Night at the B.O. Speaking of body odor, this post reeks of puns, quips, and oh-snaps about funerals, graffiti, les… Click to read more

How To Train Your Dragon unseated A Wimpy Kid. Hot Tub Time Machine would’ve been #1 if it actually were 1986, but Alice is still sitting in the Queen’s throne at the top spot. Who will knock her off?