Author: Andy Burns

Andy Burns is the Senior Manager of Digital Content for SiriusXM Canada, and has been the Editor-In-Chief of the pop culture website Biff Bam Pop! since its inception in 2008. Andy's book, Wrapped In Plastic: Twin Peaks, was published in 2015 by ECW Press. His second, This Dark Chest of Wonders: 40 Years of Stephen King's The Stand, was published by Cemetery Dance in 2018 and was followed in 2021 by The Art and Making of The Stand, which chronicled the creation of the Paramount+/Amazon Prime series for Titan Books.
Infinity War
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‘Avengers: Infinity War’ looking for infinite audiences this weekend at the box office

We all know that Avengers: Infinity War is going to rule the box office this weekend, so the only real question is how much is this hugely anticipated film going to bring in. Will it break records? Underperform?

Venom
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We Are Very Excited for the Brand-New Trailer for ‘Venom’

If you want to judge a movie by its trailer, then we should all be applauding at how damn entertaining this horror-esque take on Marvel’s anti-hero Venom looks. I think this is going to make up for Spider-Man 3, don’t you?

A Quiet Place
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‘A Quiet Place’ Returns to the Top, ‘I Feel Pretty’ Grabs Third

Things certainly weren’t quiet at the box office this weekend, as A Quiet Place returned to the top of the box office after a week’s respite. Meanwhile, Amy Schumer’s latest wasn’t a draw, while a cult classic proved profitable. Here’s what went down. 

Sons of Apollo
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Exclusive: Sons of Apollo’s Mike Portnoy Talks Music, ‘Twin Peaks,’ and Rush Rumours

In our exclusive interview with Mike Portnoy, the Sons of Apollo co-founder and drummer talks about song craft, why frontman Jeff Scott Soto was the right choice for the band, and those Rush rumours floating around.

I Feel Pretty
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‘I Feel Pretty’ Could Fare Pretty Poorly This Weekend at the Box Office

It’s the calm before the war this weekend, even with two new releases looking for your hard earned dollars at the box office this weekend. Will a sequel to a cult comedy favourite make a dent? What about I Feel Pretty, the latest from Amy Schumer?