Most children of the 80s spent the majority of their time growing up flipping between episodes of He-Man and Flash Gordon. Other than being Saturday morning cartoon staples, these shows have one thing in common — Alan Oppenheimer. He's not only responsible the the voice of Skeletor, but he also gave the most magical creature of our youth The NeverEnding Story's Falkor his personality.
In the 1930s during the struggle for organized labor, a man finds himself caught in a strike by fruit pickers in a California valley. Based on the 1936 novel by John Steinbeck, In Dubious Battle is directed by and stars James Franco, with an all-star cast featuring Robert Duvall, Brian Cranston, Ed Harris, and Selena Gomez.
There's no reason to cry at a wedding when you can dip out to the lobby and dance like a maniac. Margaret Qualley of HBO's The Leftovers brings moves that would make Fred Astaire blush in this Spike Jonze-directed commercial for French fragrance maker Kenzo World.
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Another Star Wars film means another collection of toys. To debut their latest line, they round up all of the Rogue One figures and Legos to create a stop-motion short. The animation appears to follow the same storyline as the film, but this edition seems to take on a far less serious tone. Unless the Empire has new plans for a army of miniature Stormtroopers. The toys will hit stores September 30, 2016 and the film will follow a few months later.
A stache-less Nick Offerman is putting down the bacon and scotch to work on his fitness. With some help from the First Lady, the Parks and Rec star gets his sweat on decade by decade to celebrate 60 years of the President's Council on Fitness. The greatest moment comes from the 80s when he gets physical with a Thigh Master. Thank you, Olivia Newton-John.
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Gene Wilder was the star, but he never hogged the stage. His box office draw gave studios the confidence to pair him with lesser-known talent, such as co-star Richard Pryor in Silver Streak, giving Pryor the break to become a household name. Vox's Todd VanDerWerff goes in-depth exploring Wilder's best talent.
The number one cause of problems is people, and traffic jams are no exception. CGP Grey makes a strong case for the self-driving car by looking at how the lack of coordination among humans on the road leads to miserable morning commutes.
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