Best pop culture moments of 2011
In a year filled with wizards, Kardashians and real fairytale weddings, 2011 was a great year for pop culture. Here are our favorite moments.
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Best TV moments of 2011
What moments were totally worth rewinding on Hulu (or on your DVR if you could afford such luxuries here)? Take a look and find out.
Are you more awkward than a vampire?
Are you just as awkward as Bella or smooth as Jacob’s abs? Take our quiz to find out.
A fairytale showdown
After a tumultuous fall for several new fall dramas (soapy series “Revenge” has found ratings success while the much-hyped “Playboy Club” is already cancelled, and “Pan Am’s performance has been turbulent) two networks are rolling the dice on series based on fairytales. The shows, “Once Upon A Time” and “Grimm,” use similar source material in very different ways–and with mixed results.
Review: “What’s Your Number?”
Do boyfriends improve with age? Is it possible to have too many sexual partners? What exactly does it mean to go “full Borat”? Such insightful questions are explored in Hollywood’s latest entry in a string of uninspiring romantic comedies, “What’s Your Number?”
Party on the Edge seeks glory
The Party on the Edge, an annual bash sponsored by the Cantor Arts Center to show off the art scene at Stanford, will happen this year on Oct. 6.
Life after ‘Potter’: How to fill the void
So with no more midnight premieres to look forward to, what’s a die-hard “Potter” fan to do about the gaping hole the series left in his or her life?
The Hunger Games on the silver screen
The Hunger Games,” the wildly popular post-apocalyptic book series written by Suzanne Collins, is rocking the entertainment industry as it comes to life for an upcoming movie adaptation by director Gary Ross.