Monday, September 12th, 2011
By J Bryant
As the summer season winds to an end, so do the summer shows. Last night (Sunday, 9/11) marked the series finale of Entourage and the season finale of Curb Your Enthusiasm. As you can see from the video below, Larry likes to pass the time by drawing Hitler mustaches on people, just to see what it would look like. Now, he’s not a Nazi supporter, and neither are we, but there’s something comical about seeing your favorite celebrity sporting the iconic lip fuhrer… sorry, fur. Try not to laugh as you hail our controversial photo gallery after the jump.
Thursday, August 18th, 2011
By Robert - Seton Hall
First, let’s define “memorable” – it’s something that’s worth remembering or easily remembered. So, for our list of most memorable movie dudes, we took both meanings into consideration – male characters that are both easily remembered (you don’t need hints, clues, or the like) and WORTH remembering. That’s the key word here – worth. There are thousands of great performances or great actors who can bring any character to life but these male CHARACTERS are the ones we know right off the bat and are okay in our book. Check it out in our slideshow then vote for the most memorable in our poll after the jump.
Sunday, December 23rd, 2007
By COED Staff
The third part of an extremely underrated direct-to-DVD series, American Pie: Beta House brings back most of the original cast (led by John White and Steve Talley), and puts them together once again for a college experience many freshman dread: pledging in a fraternity.
A whole summer has passed since Erik, “black sheep” of the infamous Stifl… Click to read more
Monday, September 10th, 2007
By COED Staff
In 1999, a phenomenal event occurred that forever changed the way people look at pastry: American Pie debuted in movie theaters.
American Pie is the story of a group of friends consisting of awkward Jim (Jason Biggs), Oz the jock (Chris Kline), Kevin (Thomas Ian Nicholas) in a serious relationship with Tara Reid, the sly Finch (Eddie Kaye Thomas), and reside… Click to read more
Tuesday, July 3rd, 2007
By COED Staff
Where have all the good sitcoms gone? It’s a question that plagues TV viewers when we are bombarded with shows like “Till Death�? and have to watch Brad Garrett lecture Finch from American Pie on how his life has ended now that he’s become a limp-wristed child thanks to the institution of marriage. Not quite the guy who f***ed Stifler’s mom.
I’ll tell you what’s… Click to read more