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As Conan the Barbarian reaches its 40th birthday, there’s no better time to remember the cult classic epic fantasy that helped begin Arnold Schwarzenegger’s acting career.
Arnold Schwarzenegger became a household name in the '80s and '90s, but only because a fantasy film took him from bodybuilder to superstar: Conan the Barbarian.
Enter Ruby Tandoh and Jack Monroe, two British cooks and food writers addressing the people’s need for simple and inexpensive food.
These cookbook writers know that some home cooks may need different accommodations in the kitchen. This is how they're responding.
Looking ahead to Season 2, now that Apple TV+ has renewed the show for another season, Pachinko has many more gifts yet to yield.
For Apple TV+'s Pachinko, the biggest change from page to screen was its decision to abandon the book's linear chronology---and it worked.
Michelle Zauner’s Japanese Breakfast is bigger than ever, an ascent to indie-rock stardom that shows no signs of slowing down.
Japanese Breakfast Will Perform on SNL's Season 47 Finale By Scott Russell | May 13, 2022 | 1:36pm Photo by Tonje Thilesen Music News Japanese Breakfast Share Tweet Submit Pin Michelle Zauner’s Japanese Breakfast is bigger than ever, an ascent to indie-rock stardom that shows no signs of slowing d...
it’s cozy in the way an elegant, timeless cashmere sweater is: both construction and material are sophisticated enough to last a long, long time.
Gilmore Girls is a show for girls who like reading, in the most unassuming sense.
From fantasy and sci-fi to docu-series, off-beat comedies, and crime thrillers, Starz has an audaciously unique library well worth exploring (but it is definitely Rated for Adults.)
Though HBO gets all of the fanfare, Starz has quietly been putting out quality TV for a long time--especially series led by women and people of color.
Whether you believe games are interactive art (a la The Smithsonian) or interaction design (a la The MOMA) it doesn’t change the fact that up until now the industry viewed them as merely toys-or, to put it even more simply, commodities.
Old games are often like the Frozen Flame of Chrono Cross--almost forgotten and impossible to find.
I think it’s time for us to ask more of our drinks than just to quench our thirst: They should offer a vision for a more sustainable way forward. And it looks like fruit wines could be poised to do just that.
Summer is the perfect time to embrace creative new fruit wines... that could help combat the effects of climate change?
The Kids in the Hall have produced a model of how to revive a cult favorite, and the comedy world is better for it.
Sketch legends return to the show that made them famous.
Featuring Kendrick Lamar, Ethel Cain, Leikeli47 and more!
Here are 10 albums released today that you need on your playlist, featuring IDK, Sadurn, Sharon Van Etten and more.
The final chapter in the Sisters of Salem trilogy from bestselling mother-daughter author duo P.C. and Kristin Cast will arrive in January 2023 and it certainly seems as though Hex You will wrap things up with a bang.
We've got an exclusive first look at the cover for Hex You, the final installment in the Sisters of Salem trilogy from P.C. and Kristin Cast
Lux Æterna shares a number of similarities with Vortex, the other film from Gaspar Noé which hit theaters this month.
Gaspar Noé's split-screens might be a gimmick, but it's one he puts to effective use in his latest triptych.
Pink electronics have always made me smile, I'm glad I'm not the only one!
For a culture that isn't always inviting, something as small as a pink Xbox controller can help.
Beyond all the other reasons Batman: The Animated Series is notable, it stands out for being the series that kicked off one of the character’s longest adaptations outside of the comics.
The key to understanding the series has less to do with Batman than it does his sidekicks and supporting characters, whose portrayals are among the most iconic ever.
The cult classic bad movie riffing show has proven itself even more durable than the likes of Gamera, defying every cancellation and every setback—and even defying the COVID-19 pandemic itself, when all is said and done.
Marsh is the first woman to be forced to watch bad movies aboard the Satellite of Love, but she'll try to keep her sanity with the help of her robot friends.
Spinal Tap, a very fake band that has had a very real career, is about to return to its roots.
Get ready to smell the glove, again.
Featuring Kendrick Lamar, black midi, Julia Jacklin and more!
Regina Spektor, JayWood and Camp Trash delivered some of Paste's favorite new tracks of the past week. Check out the rest here.
The voting panel is composed of Paste Editors and TV writers with a pretty broad range of tastes. Happy viewing!
Our picks for the best of the TV week that was.
TV moves on, but we haven’t.
Where Season 1 took its time doling out character development and information, we learn episodes-worth of information in 10-20 second exposition dumps in Year 2.
Summer is the most deliciously slow season, from beach (or pool) days stretching long to balmy outdoor drinks past sunset.
Looking to get lost in a good thriller this summer? We've got some suggestions for new and upcoming titles that belong on your radar
Budapest is one of the best cities in Europe.
Budapest just might be the best.
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness continues the MCU's streak of misogyny. We look at how the film does Scarlet Witch dirty.
The new Doctor Strange is just the latest example of a woman in the Marvel universe getting a raw deal in a sexist film.
It’s always refreshing to see another brand enter the market where “value for the consumer” has clearly been made into a focus.
A high-value reposado delivering good bang for your buck under $30.
The Kids are back--a little grayer, sure, but as funny as ever. We talk to Dave Foley about their new series.
Sketch legends return to the show that made them famous.
One of our faves will be the musical guest on SNL next week.
Japanese Breakfast Will Perform on SNL's Season 47 Finale By Scott Russell | May 13, 2022 | 1:36pm Photo by Tonje Thilesen Music News Japanese Breakfast Share Tweet Submit Pin Michelle Zauner’s Japanese Breakfast is bigger than ever, an ascent to indie-rock stardom that shows no signs of slowing d...
Haley Lu Richardson and Owen Teague do a delicate emotional dance in the intimate yet fractured Montana Story.
In the well-acted but periodically underwhelming Montana Story, two siblings return to their homestead to confront the imminent death of their father.
Watch Steve Forbert at Paste Studio “On The Road,” live from Ilegal Mezcal HQ in Greenpoint, Brooklyn!
Charm, like cuteness, can wear off, but Gilmore Girls thrived on it for seven straight seasons.
Gilmore Girls is a show for girls who like reading, in the most unassuming sense.
If you're finally free from Elden Ring's spell, here are 10 cool games you might've missed over the last few months.
It's time for a new lover. Or game, at least.
Watch Noah Reid at Paste Studio “On The Road,” live from Ilegal Mezcal HQ in Greenpoint, Brooklyn!
Norm left us with a surprise final stand-up special, and it's coming soon to Netflix.
The special, titled "Nothing Special," was filmed by Macdonald himself in his own living room, in a single take.
Here's the first new My Chemical Romance song in almost a decade.
The band is finally embarking on their reunion tour this year.
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It's another huge day for new music.
Here are 10 albums released today that you need on your playlist, featuring IDK, Sadurn, Sharon Van Etten and more.
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