What better place than the Little Free Libraries of Minneapolis? By Victor Mather Did you see “Wedding Crashers”? You remember: The 2005 movie in which two amiable goofballs, played by Vince Vaughn ...

Physical media culture is alive and thriving, thanks to the home video tastemakers hailing everywhere from The Criterion Collection to Kino Lorber and the Warner Archive Collection. Each month, ...

If you have any old DVDs, it's worth checking through them for some specific ones which could earn you some cash. These DVDs could fetch a reasonable price if you have them stored away in the back of ...

A PBS Kids tablet with a built-in DVD player gets treated like a serious gaming machine. Android limitations, strange hardware choices, and retro-gaming tests turn a children’s device into a bizarre ...

An Australian expat in Bali was found dead with his two young kids in an apparent murder-suicide after a haunting final phone call with his wife — in which his daughter was heard screaming “stop daddy ...

Friends of Damien John Shaw have described their shock and horror after the Australian man apparently killed himself and his two children at their Bali home on Sunday. WARNING: This story contains ...

When new technology emerges, pornography soon follows. From VHS tapes to VR, the adult industry has long been an early adopter of innovative ways to watch and get off. But now, viewers are turning to ...

As families start preparing for a new school year, PBS KIDS is helping children build confidence and excitement with "The Day You Begin", a vibrant new one-hour animated special premiering August 7, ...

Between the ubiquity of VHS cassettes and the convenience of digital streaming, not to mention the many nostalgic forgotten formats like LaserDisc, DVDs reigned supreme in the home entertainment scene ...

This summer, PBS KIDS invites kids and families to come along on an unforgettable cross-country road trip with the PBS KIDS Across America initiative. From May through July 2026 and beyond, PBS KIDS ...

In a lot of circles, even some pretty intensely movie-loving ones, the DVD is an antique. An outdated object viewed with derision. At first I was surprised when I’d talk to other cinephiles and they ...