Cool thing to buy this week: South Park season 19
It’s crazy to think that we are at season 20 of South Park. It seems only yesterday we were getting introduced to Mr. Hankey the Christmas Poo and singing his theme song into the new year back in 1997. On Wednesday, September 14th the new season will begin. However, now is your chance to catch […]
Watch Trey Parker of “South Park” have his daughter do VO session as Ike
Check out Trey Parker, co-creator of South Park, working in a studio with his daughter for the recording of the voice of the character Ike Broflovski, Kyle’s little brother, for the 7th episode of season 20. In the face of the microphone into the arms of Parker, the little girl repeats phrases uttered by the […]
Trey Parker & Matt Stone’s “Casa Bonita” Documentary To Premiere At Tribeca Film Festival
Since its debut on a classic 2003 episode of South Park, Casa Bonita has become a focal talking point for South Park fans everywhere beyond its home base in Denver. The massive “Disneyland of Mexican restaurants” became an even bigger destination for discussion since series creators Trey Parker & Matt Stone revived the restaurant last […]
“South Park” Creators Trey Parker & Matt Stone Are Working On A New Musical Comedy With Kendrick Lamar
This week, all the major movie studios have been gathering at CinemaCon in Las Vegas to unveil all the latest first looks & trailers for the newest movies & projects slated to release & begin production soon. And today, it’s been announced that South Park creators Trey Parker & Matt Stone are teaming up with […]
Trey Parker says new “South Park” season will focus more on characters, less on pop culture
This week, South Park co-creator Trey Parker sat down with the LA Times to have a timely chat about his role in animated film Despicable Me 3, and also to reveal some long-awaited details about his own animated show’s forthcoming 21st season. The frequently controversial show built a name for itself offering almost immediate, almost always anti-PC takes […]
From “Book of Mormon” to “Oh, Hello”: Why Broadway needs to embrace modern comedy
With their outstanding two-hander Oh, Hello (based on the recurring sketch from Kroll’s self-titled sketch series) comedians Nick Kroll and John Mulaney are latest duo to try and save Broadway — but they’re certainly not the first. The “Too Much Tuna” pair are a prime example of exactly the type of show that theaters should be clamoring […]