The final season of Better Call Saul has placed many key characters in grave danger — and a few of them actually in a grave. Only one episode after Lalo (Tony Dalton) shot Howard cold-dead in front of a horrified Jimmy (Bob Odenkirk) and Kim (Rhea Seehorn), the charismatic and crafty Salamanca/cartel player targeted an even bigger Albuquerque businessman: Gus Fring (Giancarlo Esposito). Alas, Lalo would wind up being the one to take a dirt nap, right next to Howard (Patrick Fabian), at the bottom of the still-under-construction superlab that he was trying to learn all about. Read More...
John Cusack stars as a teen who repeatedly tries to commit suicide while trying to win back his ex-girlfriend with the help of an incredibly versatile French exchange student — and gets stalked by a paperboy who wants his $2 while barreling down a mountain on one ski — and yet there's not one extra on the new Better Off Dead… Blu-ray that's out today? WHAT?! It's time to bring back EW Extras, a recurring column that allows us to right these kind of tragic wrongs (see also: Weekend at Bernie's) and create the DVD extras that never were. Read More...
A very rich woman once said, "I break the internet, top two and I ain't No. 2." That very woman, Beyoncé Knowles-Carter, made a rare appearance in a commercial during the Super Bowl for Verizon with Veep's Tony Hale. And then her website and socials announced the long-awaited second act of her Renaissance, including two new songs available now. In the ad, Bey, known for her well-documented herstory of breaking the internet, takes Hale's challenge to break the unbreakable, Verizon's network. Read More...
