Pee-wee agrees to meet his new-found friend Joe Manganiello (played by Joe Manganiello) at the actor's birthday party in New York City, forcing Pee-wee to leave the comfortable confines of his friendly, all-American hometown Fairville.
On this Thanksgiving Day, the always brilliant OK Go released an amazing song and video that I can't stop watching. The One Moment is an inspiring anthem that reminds us to savor each moment and value the people around us. Something I definitely needed reminding of after election season.
The camp value of Movin’ With Nancy is astronomical, but at heart is an impressive, Emmy-winning TV special produced and directed by Jack Haley, Jr. Nancy Sinatra is at her iconic peak. She's stylish, charming and beautiful, and the material suits her well, even when it's stretching her range. Featuring a Rat Pack triumvirate as guest stars, MWN showcases some great, occasionally trippy period songs from Lee Hazlewood and others in lush arrangements.
Over the years there've been a number of films that take themselves a little too seriously. The overall success of these films can be the difference between self-awareness and self-indulgence, and often it's hard to tell the difference. A Message Film can unintentionally become a Camp Masterpiece or, worse, Great Big Bomb, by default of its own over-baked seriousness. Sometimes, a movie just can't get out of its own way, and that's why we love them so.
