Mike Bedard is a freelance journalist who writes for various entertainment publications, including Looper, Ranker, Attack of the Fanboy, and Cigalah Group. With a focus on pop culture and entertainment news, Mike covers a wide range of topics including movies, TV shows, video games, and celebrity news.
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Mike Bedard's articles primarily focus on entertainment news, with an emphasis on television shows, movies, and actors. His coverage heavily leans toward opinion editorials and reviews. When reaching out to Mike, consider offering unique insights or expert opinions related to ongoing trends in the entertainment industry or exclusive behind-the-scenes information about popular TV series and films.
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By: Mike Bedard
Venom (Tom Hardy) has by far been the most successful experiment within Sony's Spider-Man Universe. With no actual Spidey to speak of and unclear plans about where all this is heading, audiences have been onboard with this series from the beginning. Whereas the likes of "Morbius" and "Madame Web" became more known for their meme potential, the Venom movies have avoided such a fate. They've been financially successful despite never being critical darlings, although
There's no shortage of terrifying movies to send shivers down your spine and sleep with the lights on for a couple of nights. The best horror movies of all time manage to use an array of monsters to great effect, from demons to aliens to the scariest monsters of all — humans. Some utilize jump scares while others create a foreboding atmosphere that fills you with a sense of dread throughout. While these films are fun to analyze as a whole, there's really something to be said about a filmmaker's ability to craft a singular horrifying scene.
With fractured minds and twisted plots, these are the very best psychological thrillers cinema has to offer.
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By Mike Bedard Piotr Swat/Shutterstock It's no wonder Audible is one of the most popular options when it comes to listening to audiobooks.
In October 2023, comedian Anthony Jeselnik appeared on the podcast "This Past Weekend," which is hosted by fellow comedian Theo Von. At one point in the conversation, Jeselnik took aim at comics who focus more on offending people than actually being funny. "This is a quote attributed to Andy Warhol that I love, it's, 'Art is getting away with it,'" he explains. "If you put out a special, and everyone's pissed... you didn't get away with it. You need to make everyone laugh."
By Mike Bedard New Africa/Shutterstock When you buy a new TV, you have a very important decision to make: Will you set it
"Shark Tank" has helped launch numerous companies to great success. The panel of established entrepreneurs isn't always easy to impress, so when a deal gets made, there's good cause for celebration. Some of the highest-grossing companies featured on "Shark Tank" include Bombas Socks, which has sold over a billion dollars worth of products at this point, and Scrub Daddy, the smiley-face sponge now carried in ample retail stores.
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