Warner Bros. cartoons were wild, rowdy spectacles. Mainly because Tex Avery, who directed a lot of them, was a wild, rowdy spectacle.

Chills, Literal Chills! That's exactly what the viewers felt after watching one of Brooklyn Nine-Nine's most popular cold opens.

Plotting the next gay utopia—less expensive than Long Island, with fewer children—an architect scours Europe for a site, and ...

Whitestone: Some political, religious and union leaders have announced their support for Andrew Cuomo for mayor. Having these ...

In April of 1975, the legendary broadcaster Costas recently had turned 23. He was the play-by-play (young) man for the ...

Former senseis and business partners accuse Schulmann of building his $35-million-a-year martial-arts empire with Mafia ...

Our staff's favorite songs from a year that confirmed that hip-hop and R&B were now at top 40's center, but also had plenty ...

Crossover TV episodes are a lost art, and some might not remember the greatest crossovers, such as Supernatural meeting the ...

That feeling when your favorite video game comes to life through a movie? Nothing better. Whether it’s SUPER MARIO BROS ...

The underground-comic artist visits the Whitney with his biographer, Dan Nadel, and considers some old friends: his own ...

Click on the photo to see all the entries to our cartoon caption contest. Alex Schkrutz, Manhattan (“A rose by any other name is a cucumber, look it up if you don’t believe me.”) Jesse Sanchez, ...

I feel fine (cough cough), but my addiction certainly qualifies me to give a proper assessment. Formerly the print editor of Edible Brooklyn and Edible Manhattan, Jesse Hirsch now works as the New ...