After the NBC sitcom "Coupling," English muffins and the "You ah the weakest link" Mrs. Anne Robinson, the fate of the U.K.
You know you're pretty influential when people are calling you a "disingenuous danger" to America, a threat to patriotism, a menace to the peace.
It's a pretty good bet that David Foster Wallace got good grades in English and math when he was in school.
While making children laugh is one of the easiest things in the world, accomplishing the same result in weathered adults is more difficult.
On the open seas, the wind can be your best friend or your worst enemy. A steady gale can carry a ship hundreds of miles, but a stagnant wind can leave crews treading water.
For the unenlightened the word Lush is synonymous with curvy sex-goddesses and drunks.
Once as uniquely Californian as electing the Terminator, Ugg boots have gained the universal popularity of yoga.
On a tour of Paris, a willowy ballerina falls in love with a handsome member of her dance company. They marry and go on to have massively successful dance careers.
This past month The Men's Journal released its list of the 50 Best Guy Movies of All Time.
6 p. m. Thursday evening. You just finished a horrendous week of class, and you're looking to have some fun.
"West Virginia, mountain momma, take me home! Take me home country roads!" cried the thousand lederhosen-clad Germans packed into the Schottenhamel tent at Oktoberfest.
Let's face it: the Matrix sequels sucked, and the December blockbusters are still a few weeks away.
In an episode of "The Simpsons," a freak thunderstorm animates a host of advertisements; foremost among them is the Lard Lad Donuts Boy.
All good things must come to an end. That includes even Jay-Z's streak of nine consecutive platinum-plus albums. At his Sept.
Sample sales are as hot in New York City as mesh hair ties were in the 80s.
When Recess interviewed "Dawson's Creek" alumnus and independent movie veteran Michelle Williams, we had lots of burning questions.
Frieda Hughes, daughter of Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes, has written a poem in protest of the release of Sylvia.
Best of the best.
"Whenever, wherever" is out. Things have changed. J. Lo's been over-exposed like those sunbathing French harlots, and Enrique's mole has been disowned like those oilbathing Frenchie fries.
Iremember this Andy Warhol movie of someone sleeping for 8 hours," recalls filmmaker Jean-Pierre Bekolo, a Duke filmmaker-in-residence from Cameroon.
