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Bigger budgets allow directors more freedom to explore their vision and bring stories to life. Alternatively, necessity breeds creativity. Here’s 6 directors who should have focused on the latter.

Hollywood is so devoid of original ideas these days that it’s rare to see a flick hit the screen that wasn’t already a TV show, book, video game, action figure or amusement park ride. And when it’s not one of those, it’s probably just a remake, even if you hadn’t heard of the original…

Back in the day, companies would sponsor things. Television and radio programs, athletes, pretty much anything to get their message across. But for some reason, when video games came along, they thought they could just cut out the middle man and do everything themselves.

Well, The Hunger Games franchise had a good run. The wildly successful series, which will almost certainly clock in at around $3 billion worldwide between all four movies, has come and gone and for a lot of people who love post-apocalyptic stories, they aren’t exactly sure where to look. Yeah, some people are getting their dystopian fix by playing Fallout 4 but ultra-violent video games aren’t for

Artists know how to express themselves better than anyone out there. You can look at a painting and know exactly what they were feeling when they created it.

It’s nice to have a hobby. Otherwise, your life would turn toward perpetual tedium and there’s a solid chance you’d wind up a serial killer, or at the

It is quite often that album covers are as unique as the artists that are supposed to represent, but sometimes they go a little past the realm of unique and

When a comic book becomes incredibly popular, the only logical thing a publisher can do is create a spin-off exploring other characters. Sometimes you get a

Chances are good that you've seen the movie Highlander. Released in 1986 it starred Christopher Lambert as an immortal Scottish swordsman (hence "Highlander,"

Being bilingual can be immensely useful. With ever-growing globalization and increased international trade and commerce, speaking a second language can even be argued as...