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The problem with the level of worship people show for celebrities is that when they inevitably reveal that they are just regular people by, say, dying… some of their fans just can’t handle it.

It's not exactly a well kept secret that most musicians have a touch of egomania. But what happens when one of their contemporaries steps up and says “Hey,

As long as there have been superheroes, there have been superhero teams. And as long as there have been superhero teams, there have been really bad ideas for

Every popular superhero has to have a stable of top notch supervillains to fight. For variety - and to keep the attention of their (let’s face it) mostly pre-pubescent fanbase interested – they also a bunch of bumbling weirdoes the big studios will never let hit the silver screen.

Everyone loves a good super-villain. There's something about a madman in tights committing heinous acts of violence that everyone loves. Everyone also loves

Yeah, yeah we know what you’re thinking. Yet another article complaining about the over abundance of unnecessary sequels. Some may argue that no one is

Most major celebrities, even if they hate their fans and truly want nothing to do with their screaming and obsessing over every little facet of their lives,

I love country music. That's why I'm qualified to make fun of it when it goes awry. I grew up listening to country and occasionally had to suffer through a

We don’t ask a lot from our television sitcoms. Seriously, how else can you explain shows like According to Jim? One of the things we do ask for is a little

One of the hardest things about writing fiction is coming up with interesting, fully developed side characters. After all, you can’t spend too much time on them because you don’t want to take the focus off of your primary protagonists and antagonists. Yet sometimes writers come up with supporting characters that are so rich and intriguing that, no matter how good the main characters are, we can’t