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Category Archives: Show News
Daytime Soap Operas Migrate To The Web1
By Brittany Frederick, September 20, 2011 in Devanity , Show News
Soap operas have been a part of daytime television since the 1950’s. By now, television aficionados are familiar with, if not fans of, the enduring midday programs that tell sprawling stories with huge casts (and many cast changes), stormy romances, surprise reveals, and even an instance of savin…
Murdered Poet Resurrected By Internet Series, VERSE1
By Susan Brennan, September 13, 2011 in Show News , Verse
Claire Wilks was brutally murdered on April 16, 1974, silencing the voice of the charismatic New York downtown poet for the next thirty-six years. Her body was found hung from a steam pipe in “The Bunker” in The Bowery, the dungeon lair of legendary writer William S. Burroughs. Burroughs, a friend of…
Indie Horror Director John Keyes To Direct S2 of Throwing Stones
By KoldCast TV Staff, July 1, 2011 in Show News
Indie Horror Director John Keyes To Direct Season 2 of Throwing Stones
OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE
Popular Indie Horror director Jon Keeyes (Suburban Nightmare, American Nightmare) has signed on to direct the second season of the award winning teen horror web series THROWING STONES which stars Chad C…
The Top 15 Film Bromances3
By Steven Novak, May 25, 2011 in MacAwesome , Pop Culture
The Top 15 Film Bromances
It’s been rumored that the word “bromance” dates back to the early 1990s, when it first appeared in a skating magazine called “Big Brother.” It was used to describe the relationship between skateboarders who spent lots of time together. Brother plus romance equals bromanc…
10 TV Shows That Were Ahead of the Times8
By Caryn K. Hayes, March 6, 2011 in Anyone But Me , Pop Culture
10 TV Shows That Were Ahead of the Times
Television is a constantly evolving medium which generally makes its moves in sync with pop culture. Most often, television series are reflections of the world we live in but, as a contemporary reflection of society, television is sometimes a step behind. How…
15 MORE Futuristic Weapons That Will Certainly Make A Mess2
By Chris Littler, February 20, 2011 in Pop Culture , Tyranny
15 MORE Futuristic Weapons That Will Certainly Make A Mess
You asked for it. You practically fired two shots into the roof and demanded it. So we’re bringing you 15 MORE futuristic weapons that are going to make the battlefield so much harder to clean up tomorrow morning.
READ THE ORIGINAL: 15 Futuris…
15 Seemingly UnImportant, Yet Vital, Facts About Sex13
By Chris Littler, January 27, 2011 in Infographics , Pillow Talks
15 Seemingly UnImportant, Yet Vital, Facts About Sex
The Kama Sutra is an ancient Indian Hindu text that gives practical advice on human intercourse. In it, there are over 1,250 verses in 36 chapters dealing solely with the practice of lovemaking. It’s considered to be near-perfect. In fact, the wo…
12 Reasons Avatar is the new Star Wars3
By Michael Chmara, January 25, 2011 in Alpha Planet , Pop Culture
12 Reasons Avatar is the new Star Wars
Every now and then, a movie comes along that really captures my imagination. I was about the perfect age, 12, when the original Star Wars came out in May 1977, and I saw it several times on the big screen. After the credits rolled and I walked out, I wanted to go right ba…
10 Most Spectacular Space Vessels in Film6
By Chris Littler, January 18, 2011 in Pop Culture , Space Hospital
10 Most Spectacular Space Vessels in Film
One day, if everything goes according to plan, taking the family on a trip to Venus will be just like taking a trip to the Grand Canyon. You’ll pack up the space van with as many space-suitcases you can fit, leave an extra large bowl of bacon bits for your Robo-Dog…
The Fate of Books2
By Brittany Frederick, September 22, 2011 in Show News , Verse
Last week, we brought you the backstory of KoldCast’s murder-mystery series, Verse. Verse tells the true story of the murder of poet Claire Wilks – and how it was solved thirty-six years later when a bike messenger named Jon Sands stumbled upon one of Wilks’ manuscripts and decided to probe further.…