Watch One Comic Edit Himself Into Varsity Blues
Ali Larter <em>who</em>?
During Hurricane Sandy, Queens-based comedian Avery Monsen passed the time in officially the best way possible: editing himself into the famous whipped-cream scene.
Most Watched on Vulture
Latest News from Vulture
9 Moments From the Brooklyn Nine-Nine Comic-Con Panel That Will Make You CryNo, you’re weeping.
Andrew Lincoln Confirms He’s Leaving The Walking Dead: ‘This Will Be My Last Season’“There seems to be an elephant in the room.”
James Gunn Fired From Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3“The offensive attitudes and statements discovered on James’ Twitter feed are indefensible and inconsistent with our studio’s values.”
Camp Counselors React to Hollywood Camp ScenesHow realistic are those food fights in camp movies anyway?
This Week in Comedy Podcasts: Patti Harrison and Lorelei Ramirez Present A Woman’s SmileTake a break from this terrible world with these very funny podcasts.
Are You Ready for the Summer of Thirsting After Andy García?Who gave Andy García the permission!
Sharp Objects’ Sophia Lillis on Playing a Young Amy Adams (and a Young Jessica Chastain)“I’m not really a redhead, but I keep playing these redhead actresses.”
Your Guide to the Fleetwood Mac Albums From Before They Were Fleetwood MacOne of the most popular bands of all time has a bunch of albums that people don’t really talk about too much.
Dewayne Perkins on Being Relevant Always and ForeverTalking tweets with the comedian and The Break With Michelle Wolf writer.
The Director of Unfriended: Dark Web Explains Those Horrifying Snuff Films“I’m not a big social-media fan, you might have detected.”
Unfriended: Dark Web Drops the Revenge Ghosts in Favor of the Pure Terror of Being Online
Despite a mostly far-fetched, hacky script, it’s equipped to explore a lot of very real digital horrors most contemporary film can’t.
Far From the Tree Is a Marvelous, Empathetic Doc About Kids Not Like Their ParentsRachel Dretzin’s boundlessly empathetic film is based on Andrew Solomon’s stupendous 2012 book.
Want to Watch Some Denzel? Here’s a Streaming Guide to All 45 of His MoviesA look at the Oscar winner’s best (and worst) work through the decades.
230 Minutes With Michiko KakutaniFor three decades, hers was the most influential voice in publishing. With the release of The Death of Truth, she now finds herself being reviewed.
Seth Bogart’s Feelin’ Fruity Is Bringing a Punk Aesthetic to TVThe West Coast queer icon’s variety show is a mix between You Can’t Do That on Television and Sesame Street on mushrooms.
Has Good Time Become a Quickie Cult Classic?A year after its release, everyone from Pete Davidson to Selena Gomez has thrown their weight behind the Safdies’ movie. Is it already a cult hit?
Trump, Late Night, and the Motif of Harmful SensationThere is no middle ground, which has to wear on the people who are supposed pander to the middle.
Marvel’s Cloak & Dagger Recap: We’re All on Our OwnThe past catches up with the heroes in an episode that again reveals how central New Orleans is to the series.
6 Best New Songs of the Week“God Is a Woman” is Ariana Grande at her most Ariana Grande.
Which of the 6 Thai Cave-Rescue Films Will You End Up Seeing?Which will have Elon Musk?