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Elysium paints our dystopian world in the year 2154 — obviously overpopulated while the rich 1% are able to live in a massive pristine habitable space station known as Elysium where life is pretty perfect, at the expense of the rest who still live in Earth ridden with diseases, poverty and the whole shebang.
Pearl Jam releases a music video for Sirens, the second single from their upcoming album Lightning Bolt. And I approve of this.
Naked women and Big Sean are presented in the lyrics video of Naya Rivera’s debut single Sorry.
There’s something about The Heat that’s more disappointing than anything that your average buddy-cop movie might deliver.
Here’s the new NSFW Machete Kills trailer! Blood and guts galore!
Laure Shang has released a music video for the song The Star (小星星, Xiao Xing Xing) directed by directors collective YAMANYAMO, composed by Belgian Jean Francois Maljean and written by super popular lyricist Yao Ruo Long.
A group of latina women who work as maids move the chess pieces around the lives of their bosses and their dirty little (or not so little) secrets.
Deb is out of control while a new serial killer nicknamed The Brain Surgeion is making his rounds in Miami as some Dr. Vogel magically shows up in the city to tell Dexter that she was the reason Harry gave Dexter The Code for which he rules his life.
Produced by Seoul dance outfit Humming Urban Stereo, Maem Maem (맴맴) is from one of those rare sights in k-pop – a duo, and a duo willing to play with the genre’s template even though they’re still newbies.
A documentary about the journey of an American school bus in Guatemala, as well as a socioeconomic study of sorts.
