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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A controversial erotic thriller struggled mightily at the box office during its theatrical run, but the title is finding a second life thanks to Netflix.
By: Mike Bedard
May 19, 1999, is one of the most important dates in Star Wars history, as that's when "Star Wars: Episode I — The Phantom Menace" premiered in theaters, launching the prequel trilogy. This year marks its 25th anniversary, with the movie returning to theaters on May 3. The film's also getting a special one-shot comic book courtesy of Marvel, titled "Star Wars: The Phantom Menace 25th Anniversary Special #1," which is written by Greg Pak. The art is from Will Sliney and Phil Noto designed the cover art.
By: Mike Bedard
While new technology can be a major asset, it's natural for it to bring concerns. Big changes are coming to film and television due to AI, and that's not the only industry that tech is looking to disrupt. Another area of interest to the entertainment field is hyper-advanced 3D imaging, which could create more realistic images of people, and Şefki Ibrahim posted an 11-second video on X (formerly known as Twitter) that's bound to impress and perhaps even terrify.
"Fire Country" creator, director, and star Max Thieriot spoke about the decision on Bode and Genevieve's relationship. What might it mean for the show now?
By: Mike Bedard
Fans who call Jubilee's phone number from a recent Marvel tweet will get to hear a brief message from the superhero. What could this message possibly mean?
By: Mike Bedard
Television based on true crime lends itself well to the binge-watch format. For example, Netflix's "Homicide: New York" became must-watch TV for fans of Dick Wolf's "Law & Order." Now, a new story based on a disturbingly real case is making waves on the streaming platform — "The Asunta Case."
Even if acclaimed "Bridgerton" spinoff "Queen Charlotte" doesn't get a Season 2, there could be other ways for Netflix's hit franchise to continue.
Promotional art for Marvel Studio's "Captain America: Brave New World" reveals a new addition to Sam Wilson's patriotic superhero costume.
Some episodes of reality series "My 600-lb Life" can be very depressing to watch, and fans are in agreement that one particular moment is the most upsetting.
There was a period of time when beloved TV characters would get reimagined as babies or younger children. This included the likes of "Tiny Toon Adventures" and "A Pup Named Scooby-Doo." However, arguably the greatest addition to this incredibly specific subgenre was "Muppet Babies," which is easily one of the best Muppet shows to ever come out.
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