Kiiara – Feels
- Song: “Feels”
- Artist: Kiiara
Here’s Kiiara with the official video for “Feels,” the second single from her debut EP Low Kii Savage.
November 2016
Shay Mitchell’s Pretty Little Liars Farewell Letter
After wrapping on set for the final time, actress Shay Mitchell says farewell to Pretty Little Liars.
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First Look – Life
- Title: Life
- IMDb: link
This first trailer for Life gives us a look at the crew of the International Space Station and their discovery that humans aren’t alone in the universe. Jake Gyllenhaal, Ryan Reynolds, Rebecca Ferguson, and Hiroyuki Sanada star. Life opens in theaters on May 26th.
Scorpion – Bat Poop Crazy
- Title: Scorpion – Bat Poop Crazy
- wiki: link
Although the stakes turn out to be no less world shattering than usual (fate of the whole world, yada, yada, yada), the latest episode of Scorpion is a bit of change of pace. Rather than taking on gun-totting killers this week the team descends into a cave to do some spelunking in hopes of saving the local bat population from a disease which could wipe it out. As usual, things go wrong and the team has to think quick on its feet to save the local scientists helping them and make it out of the cave alive. Due to Happy‘s (Jadyn Wong) pregnancy she stays home with Ralph (Riley B. Smith) while Sylvester (Ari Stidham) is dragged into the darkness against his many objections allowing both characters to be uncomfortable in their roles (although Ralph’s sudden shift from the normal mild-mannered young genius to sugar-high crazy person certainly doesn’t make Happy’s job any easier).
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50 Years of Star Trek
- Title: 50 Years of Star Trek
- IMDb: link
More notable for all the people not included than those who are a part of the special, The History Channel’s 50 Years of Star Trek takes the audience on a mostly cursory look back over Star Trek‘s history in both television and film. With as much time spent on seemingly randomly put together panels of celebrities and experts as the actual history of the franchise much is glossed over (not much love for Star Trek: Deep Space Nine here). The documentary is interesting, but hardly anything special as the commentary often takes precedence over the history. The result is that comedian Kevin Pollak gets more screentime than any Star Trek actor other than perhaps Jeri Ryan (who is also included on one of the panels).
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