Atlanta recently-revived Freaknik festivals might not have recaptured the glory that defined the OG Freakniks of the 80s and 90s, but Hulu’s confident that its new documentary about the historically black celebration will.
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Despite Ziwe being one of the only genuinely-funny late night talk shows, and one of the only remaining late night programs hosted by a woman, Showtime has made the pointedly un-iconic decision to cancel the program.
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To look at The Super Mario Bros. Movie’s Rotten Tomatoes score, you’d think Universal, Illumination, and Nintendo might have accidentally made one of the most polarizing films of the year.
In actuality, though, it really is a M a r i o story: something short, sweet, light on nuance, and rich in simple delights.
The Super Mario Bros. Movie is the new gold standard for video game films

From its cheesy nostalgia plays to its breathtaking and imaginative visuals, Universal’s new Mario movie is everything a video game adaptation should be.

Animation house Titmouse’s artists open up about participating in the studio’s 5 Second Night showcase.


TRUFF’s truffle-infused condiments might not rank all that high on the Scoville scale, but what their new, limited edition Super Mario Bros. Movie collection of hot sauces lacks in heat, it more than makes up for in style and on-brand-ness.





