Ghostbusters Firehouse
The A.V. Club cruise the streets of TriBeCa to the Hook And Ladder Company 8, the home of our favorite paranormal exterminators.
The A.V. Club cruise the streets of TriBeCa to the Hook And Ladder Company 8, the home of our favorite paranormal exterminators.
Prepare thyself for a badass horror film following a group of badass LARPers who summon one badass demon from the underworld with Summer Glau looking like a not-so-badass Xena Warrior Princess. In theaters late 2011.
The 1977 parody that started all Star Wars parodies follows Fluke Starbucker, Ham Salad, and Princess Anne-Droid as they try to save another part of the galaxy from Darph Nader. May the Farce be with you.
The fastest marathon shoe Nike has ever made just got a colorway to match. The Alphafly 3 arrives in Platinum Tint, Grey Fog, Iron Grey, and Metallic Silver, a clean, understated palette that lets the performance do the talking. The tech underneath hasn't changed: dual Air Zoom units and a carbon fiber Flyplate store and return energy with each step, while a fully connected ZoomX foam midsole delivers cushioning and responsiveness across all 26.2 miles. The lightest Alphafly ever, with a wider plate for increased stability, notched laces, and an integrated knit tongue that keeps things comfortable no matter the pace.
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Nike's NBA All-Star Collection brings together performance gear and off-court staples in a lineup built to reflect the league's biggest stars. Spanning over 150 pieces, the collection moves from technical essentials like Dri-FIT basketball shorts to street-ready layers including the All-Star Weekend Pullover. Footwear anchors the drop with signature models like the Giannis Freak 7 and the Kobe IX Elite Low EM Protro, tying current performance to legacy influence from players who defined the game. Limited jerseys round out the release, offering a direct link to All-Star history. It's a collection designed to carry the attitude of allstars beyond the court.
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A coulrophobic's worst nightmare as these killer clowns duke it out for the attention of a sexy acrobat. In theaters August 12, 2011.
The Australian version of Kick-Ass meets Super with Ryan Kwanten as the awkward office worker who moolights as a superhero. In theaters August 19, 2011.
Justin Timberlake plays a futuristic Robin Hood, stealing time from the rich and giving it to the poor, with the help of a bobbed Amanda Seyfried. In theaters October 28, 2011.
Gina Carano does what you'd expect from a MMA fighter and American Gladiator — a lot of ass kicking — while being targeted by Antonio Banderas, Michael Douglas, Ewan McGregor, and Channing Tatum. In theaters January 20, 2012.
Hair loss may be inevitable, but Nutrafol approaches it as a system worth optimizing, not disguising. Built around a whole-body philosophy, the brand's physician-formulated, drug-free supplements target the underlying drivers of thinning hair, including stress, hormones, metabolism, and aging, rather than relying on cosmetic fixes. Its Men 50+ formula reflects that precision, designed specifically for the biological shifts that come with age and clinically tested to support thicker, fuller hair, improved coverage, and reduced shedding in as little as three to six months. Backed by dozens of clinical studies and trusted by dermatologists and healthcare professionals, Nutrafol treats hair growth less like a quick intervention and more like long-term maintenance for a changing system.
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T-Mobile for Business bundles premium devices with its nationwide network to simplify the modern company tech stack. Whether your workflow runs on Apple or Samsung, it offers an all-in-one approach that pairs business-ready plans with the hardware teams already rely on. It's designed to keep teams connected and productive without the usual IT headaches.
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C-3PO busts R2-D2 smoking a cig. What a buzzkill.
In the film adaptation of James Sallis's novel, Ryan Gosling plays a bad boy who tries to help Carey Mulligan's bad husband and gets himself mixed up with bad girl Christina Hendricks and Bryan Cranston from Breaking Bad. In theaters September 16, 2011.