As we all know the 90’s sitcom Martin revolved around the love story of Martin and Gina living in Detroit dating and eventually getting married. The show is back with a reboot and coming to the big screen.

The reboot is a twist on the original sitcom as Tommy & Pam were always seen dating on and off as they both lived their own love life. The movie takes you deep into Tommy’s and Pam’s life and gives you the other side of their story. Do you believe this is good for the franchise or will it ruin a good thing? It looks as if all the 90’s shows are getting reboots now. Are the producers running out of ideas or do you think the reboots are good for these 90’s movies, shows, and sitcom brands? Check out the trailer below for the new movie Pam & Tommy: A Detroit Love Story.

The Weekend voiced his cartoon character on the Simpsons episode paradox Supreme 2 years after showing up on American Dad.

Bart The Cool Kid aired Sunday night and featured artist the Weekend as he shows up as a kid running a skateboard brand. This isn’t the first time The Weekend has voice a cartoon as he appeared on an episode of American Dad as well as co-wrote the production. This appearance makes his 3rd cartoon appearance after making a second appearance in Robot Chicken in 2020. Checkout some clips below as The Weekend makes his debut on The Simpsons show.

The Indianapolis Colts may have found another short-term answer at quarterback by trading for Matt Ryan.
How much longer the soon-to-be 37-year-old, four-time Pro Bowler sticks around isn’t clear.

On Monday, Indy acquired the 2016 NFL MVP from Atlanta for a third-round pick in this year’s draft (No. 82 overall).
The Falcons wasted no time findingg Ryan’s possible replacement — announcing they’d signed free agent Marcus Mariota to a two-year contract.
For Indy, the deal completes a two-week search for a successor to Carson Wentz, who was traded to the Washington Commanders after just one season with the Colts.
For Indianapolis general manager Chris Ballard, it’s also the latest attempt to plug a hole created by Andrew Luck’s surprise retirement at age 29 just before the start of the 2018 season.

Electronic Arts, a worldwide leader in interactive entertainment and sports gaming, and CLC, the nation’s leading collegiate trademark licensing company, announced the expected return of college football to EA SPORTS™. The partnership allows for EA SPORTS to be the exclusive developer of simulation college football video game experiences. Development of EA SPORTS College Football is just underway, with launch timing still to come as the project progresses in the years ahead.