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Fall TV's Best New Bets | ABC | 'Blood & Oil', 'Quantico' & 'Wicked City'

It's that time of year again, new fall programming is getting ready to begin and Eclectic Pop has picked at least two of the most promising new series from each network. Find out which of the new shows from ABC made the cut...

Fall TV's Best New Bets | NBC | 'Heroes Reborn' & 'The Player'

It's that time of year again, new fall programming is getting ready to begin and Eclectic Pop has picked at least two of the most promising new series from each network. Find out which of the new shows from NBC made the cut...

Movie Review: 'The Transporter Refueled' (2015)

Just because the new “Transporter” has refueled in the title doesn’t mean it’s firing on all cylinders. This reboot is only a shadow of its predecessors. For those who remember the adrenaline pumping, suave mayhem of the first “Transporter”, “Refueled” is a bitter pill to swallow.

Fall TV's Best New Bets | FOX | 'Scream Queens' & 'Grandfathered'

It's that time of year again, new fall programming is getting ready to begin and Eclectic Pop has picked at least two of the most promising new series from each network. Find out which of the new shows from FOX made the cut...

Movie Review: 'The Skeleton Twins' (2014)

"Saturday Night Live” alums Kristen Wiig and Bill Hader star in this relentlessly depressing, off-kilter dramedy about a pair of estranged adult twins, who are depressed, suicidal and thrown back into each other’s orbit when Hader’s Milo acts on his feelings. Released into his sister Maggie’s care, Milo heads back to his hometown in New York after a long stint in Los Angeles trying to make it as an actor and finds himself trying to help the just as emotionally fragile Maggie, in the process.

Movie Review: '6 Years' (2015)

There’s a reason the title to this movie is “6 Years” instead of “6 Years and Counting”, that’s because it follows the rapid decline of a pair of young lovers’ 6 year relationship. Opening on the sunny times of Melanie (Taissa Farmiga), more popularly referred to as Mel, and Dan (Ben Rosenfield) things seem to be going swimmingly for the couple. Little do they know a cloud is on the horizon and a storm is about to break. A lifestyle spent frolicking with friends, going to parties and getting wasted has its consequences.

Retro Movie Review: 'Damsels in Distress' (2011)

When “Damsels in Distress” begins, it is hard to ignore its “Mean Girls” leanings. After all they have quite a bit in common. A new girl arrives at school (Analeigh Tipton) where she is quickly taken under the wing of a female clique (Greta Gerwig, Megalyn Echikunwoke, Carrie MacLemore), which is headed by an intimidating blonde leader, Gerwig’s Violet.

Top 5 Ways to Improve 'Dancing with the Stars'


With another season almost upon us, it’s time to break down the Top 5 ways “Dancing with the Stars” could improve as a competition and a reality show…

#5 Age of Contestants

DWTS is arguably just as famous for its racy sequined costuming as it is for the polar ages of its contestants. “Age is just a number” is one of the repeated mantras you will hear when a super young or mature in years, contestant performs. Then the judges and hosts will express wonder over the routine they just saw due to the contestant's age.

Movie Review: 'The Man from U.N.C.L.E.' (2015)

A lot of how you respond to Guy Richie’s stylish take on “The Man from U.N.C.L.E.” has to do with what you go in expecting. If you’re anticipating the gadgetry of retro Bond, the action adventure of the “Bourne” franchise, the stunts of “Mission: Impossible” and the bromance of Richie’s “Sherlock Holmes” movies, you will not find much of that here. Nor, if you do a little research, will you find much similarity to the 60s TV show from which the movie takes its name.