It’s time once again for the FRED Weekend Shopping Guide – your spotlight on the things you didn’t even know you wanted… This week featuring Ricky Gervais, William Shatner, Aziz Ansari, Gerard Butler, Paul Thomas Anderson, Dominick Dunne, Matt Damon, Judi Dench, Michael Gambon, Glenn Close, Gobo Fraggle, Kate Beckinsdale, Cloris Leachman, Dabney Coleman, Ned Beatty, and more…
Ken & Dana return with tales of weather gone mad, which then veers into travel talk and suitcases before launching into an anecdote of Christmas Eve just past…
Jacob Michael takes a look at James Cameron’s massive undertaking and comes away with quite a few questions, even though he thinks the pictures are quite pretty…
In this week’s round up, we’re giving away THE DEAD: SPECIMENS, THE INVENTION OF LYING, WHITEOUT, MI-5: VOLUME 7, WHIP IT, and PARKER LEWIS CAN’T LOSE: SEASON 2…
Adam Hughes produces some of the most beatiful women in the DC Universe, and now DC Direct is immortalizing these designs in their line of statues called Cover Girls of the DCU. Michael checks out Zatanna tonight in anticipation of the upcoming release of Power Girl!
In which Matt and Jesse – That’s right, Jesse’s back! – are triumphantly reunited, and the gents discuss the current state of comic books, the Golden Globes, and their top 20 films of the decade! It’s the one you’ve been saving yourself for…
Joe Corey returns with a look into the 16mm films that used to be unspooled in schools and the research center now housing them, criticizes CBS’s post- Super Bowl scheduling, remembers the shows of yesteryear, and more…
Comics historian extraordinaire Peter Sanderson makes his triumphant return to FRED with an article delving into the history of kiddie comics as featured in ComicArts’ THE TOON TREASURY OF CLASSIC CHILDREN’S COMICS, starting with THE FOX AND THE CROW’s treatment in comics & animation…
Masters of Song Fu #5 has come to a close, and we announce our winner and new Master, and debut his final round song… Plus, an announcement about Masters of Song Fu #6!
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It’s time once again for the FRED Weekend Shopping Guide – your spotlight on the things you didn’t even know you wanted… This week featuring Jeremy Clarkson, James May, Richard Hammond, Homer Simpson, George Lucas, Kenny Loggins, Elvis Costello, Heath Ledger, Mighty Mouse, Ted Danson, Maurice Sendak, Spike Jonze, Optimus Prime, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sylvester Stallone, The Rocketeer, and more…
Ken & Dana return with lingering colds and faux-pep aplenty, and what starts out on the wrong foot quickly boards a ship and journeys into a discussion about love. On a boat. You could call it a Love Boat…
Christopher Stipp reviews the Oscar winner DEPARTURES as it makes its bow on DVD, and then finishes up his interview with Zachary Levi as they talk CHUCK and its future…
Aaron Poole returns with his unique music review column, in which he dives headfirst into the maelstrom that is MySpace’s music scene, looking for gems amongst the stones… This week, it’s Abacay, Freddy Williams, 5 Sadows, Femmepop, & The Airplane Game…