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While it's definitely a very strong week for new entertainment releases, there is really only one entertainment release you need to be aware of, one thing that you'll be doing, and that thing is finally getting to catch up on the much-beloved story of a wealthy family who lost everything, and the one son who had no choice but to keep them all together. It's only for Netflix subscribers, but Netflix is doubtless expecting a few hop-ons. They will get hop-ons. Read More

 

Have you ever wished you could dine at a Krusty Burger, argue over sci-fi movie plot-points at The Android's Dungeon & Baseball Card Shop or spend an afternoon at Duff Gardens? Well Universal Studios in Orlando is about to turn your Simpsons dreams into a reality. The amusement park has announced that following the success of its Wizarding World of Harry Potter theme park, it will be creating a Simpsons world that will look like the animated family’s famous home of Springfield. Along with another Simpsons rollercoaster, the park will contain a handful of restaurants and shops inspired by the classic cartoon. Taking a beloved cultural icon and turning it into a commercial amusement park attraction—what could possibly go wrong? … Discuss

 

Videos on the HouseholdHackers YouTube channel claim to offer “quick and simple life hacks, where we solve your everyday problems with a little MacGyver inspired ingenuity.” In their latest video, they give viewers advice about how to conserve old candles, prevent freezer burn on your ice cream and other helpful kitchen tips. Now, Conan O’Brien has chimed in with his own common sense reaction to “MacGyver inspired ingenuity.” And yes, “just eat the ice cream sooner” is one of his tips … Discuss

 

As the world awaits the return of the Bluth family, Vulture has released “Bluth’s Clues”—a Where’s Waldo style game in which users attempt to find as many Tobias Funkes as possible in an effort to score some free Arrested Development swag. Season four of Arrested Development hits Netflix on May 26 … Discuss

 

Steven Spielberg announced today that he's going to be the executive producer on a new Halo television show, one that will be exclusively available on Xbox's new "interactive TV" ecosystem. The idea is that the new Xbox (they're calling it "Xbox 1") will be your hub for your gaming, your television, your music, potentially all your friendships and perhaps your very identity as a human being. The big announcement was, of course, original television content, including—most notably—Spielberg's Halo live-action series, which will be based on the deliriously popular first-person shooter game that put Xbox on the map ... Discuss

 

The Office may have finally ended this week, but it’s good to know that there are real-life Jim Halperts out there posting videos like this. If the show taught us anything, it’s that it’s the small things in life—like knocking down an amazing putt from on top of a flight of stairs—that make mundane office life more bearable … Discuss