Kevin Spacey and Julia Louis-Dreyfus are perfect on their respective series ("House of Cards" and "Veep"), but what happens when they're forced to try on each other's clothes? For one thing, it's terribly creepy. For another thing, it's weird as hell. Lastly, it's hilarious. Entertainment Weekly has two new covers where the stars switch roles (and clothes) for our amusement and befuddlement. For starters, here's Jld as Frank Underwood on "House of Cards." Cute! Quaint, even. She looks like Katrina Johnson impersonating H. Ross Perot on "All That." Can I finish? Now we must observe Kevin Spacey as Selina Meyer, and his expression alone is insane and impeachment-worthy. He's really having a good time here. The creepiest part about it is actually the jacket. Tacky, fake Selina, tacky.
- 8/6/2014
- by Louis Virtel
- Hitfix
For regular viewers of Snick -- the legendary block of Saturday night programming on '90s Nickelodeon -- "All That" was the weekend cornerstone. The sketch series debuted April 16, 1994, and 20 years later it's safe to say we haven't given enough props to the silly, but often very funny show that showcased a broad range of talents (including Kenan Thompson and Jamie Lynn Spears) and some seriously grownup lessons. Here are six takeaways from the show that routinely dished out Vital Information For Our Everyday Lives. (I'm sticking to the early years of the 11-season series since, as a '90s Nick devotee, it's what I re-watched the most.) 1. Embrace your weirdness. Some billionaire will like you for it. "Earboy" was a pretty wild idea. A kid with gigantic ears (Josh Server) is picked on for his strange features, and he's even friends with a literal Pizza Face and Four-Eyes.
- 4/18/2014
- by Louis Virtel
- Hitfix
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