Q: Has Jeff Goldblum voiced any cartoon characters? His voice is so eccentric.
Quite a few, actually.
Not surprisingly, he seems to mostly prefer the sorts of cartoons that are aimed at grown-ups. See, for example, guest spots on the puppet-based prank show "Crank Yankers" and short-lived series "Allen Gregory" and "Tom Goes to the Mayor."
He's actually been a little more kid-friendly in his big-screen voice work, with roles in the 1998 DreamWorks hit "The Prince of Egypt" and the less-successful 2012 comedy "Adventures in Zambezia."
The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, on NBC
Don't miss host Jimmy Fallon deliver his monologue from the stage in front of a live studio audience once again before he launches into a series of sketches, musical comedy, news updates and hilarious (physically distant) interviews with celebrity guests.
A new dawn: 'Summer of Soul' sheds light on Black music history
Sly Stone performing at the Harlem Cultural Festival as seen in "Summer of Soul"
While the 1960s may have been known as an era of social unrest and upheaval, a new revolution is unfolding right now. As the Black Lives Matter movement continues to educate and inspire millions, a new documentary takes a look at an untold chapter in Black music history.
The Legend of the Underground, on HBO
Don't miss this new documentary film from directors Giselle Bailey and Nneka Onuorah. Nigeria passed an anti-LGBTQ law in 2013 that has since been used against anyone living outside the norm. This film explores Nigeria's struggle with discrimination.
Q: Are they going to make more episodes of "Lucifer"?
Yes they are, although they (being Netflix) were once just as uncertain as you are.
The fan-favorite, religion-themed procedural drama "Lucifer" ran for three seasons on Fox before its first cancellation -- the first of many, in fact.
Netflix rescued it, producing two more seasons before cancelling it again, only to turn around a year ago and say it would do one more.
It released Season 5 in two chunks, with the second chunk coming out at the end of May this year.
Housebroken, on Fox
Don't miss another new episode of this animated sitcom following a group of neighborhood animals as they sort their issues out in therapy. Created with adults in mind, the series features the voices of Lisa Kudrow, Nat Faxon, Tony Hale and Will Forte.
'Grill of Victory': Backyard grillers fired up in new competition
Sabin Lomac hosts "Grill of Victory"
The backyard grill plays a starring role in most Fourth of July festivities, and on that day, everyone wants to be a barbecue hero. If you’re planning to fire up the grill and you need a little inspiration for your patriotic menu, or if you just enjoy a good ol’ competition series, consider tuning in to Food Network this Monday, June 28.
'Grill of Victory': Backyard grillers fired up in new competition
Sabin Lomac hosts "Grill of Victory"
The backyard grill plays a starring role in most Fourth of July festivities, and on that day, everyone wants to be a barbecue hero. If you’re planning to fire up the grill and you need a little inspiration for your patriotic menu, or if you just enjoy a good ol’ competition series, consider tuning in to Food Network this Monday, June 28.
Late Laughs for the week of June 27 - July 3, 2021
A Little Late with Lilly Singh
When it comes to body shaming, I have to talk about heroes like Lizzo, someone who's been so vocal and outspoken about her workout routine and about her eating habits but still gets comments online that are toxic. ... Megan Thee Stallion also had some insightful things to say about body image when she said, "Body-ody-ody-ody-ody-ody-ody ..."
New Releases for the week of June 27 - July 3
Percy Vs Goliath
Percy Schmeiser (Walken) is a humble canola farmer who doesn't care for fuss. Having learned how to tend his land from his father and grandfather, he prides himself in sticking to tradition rather than giving in to the corporate giants' cash incentives and their genetically modified seeds. More than anything, Percy aims for a somewhat minimalist, peaceful life with his wife, Louise (Maxwell). This all changes, however, when agricultural behemoth Monsanto accuses him of stealing its patented seeds. Completely thrown by the news, Percy looks back and realizes the cross-contamination between his and his neighbor’s crops did indeed yield him, completely unknowingly, crops of Monsanto’s product. The reason does not matter to Monsanto, though, who moves forward to sue him for costs that would ruin his and Louise’s happy life. In a move that would take him to the Supreme Court, Percy, with the help of lawyer Jackson (Braff) and agricultural activist Rebecca (Ricci), decides to fight Monsanto’s lawsuit and in the process galvanize independent farmers the world over to fight back. Based on true events.
Director: Clark Johnson. Stars: Christopher Walken, Christina Ricci, Luke Kirby, Zach Braff, Roberta Maxwell. 2020. 99 mins. Drama.
Hunter Hunter
Joe (Sawa) and Anne Mersault (Sullivan) are poor fur trappers living in a decrepit cabin in the woods with their teenage daughter, Renée (Howell). One day, an enormous wolf shows up around their grounds, eating the animals caught in their traps. Distressed over the loss of these furs, Joe sets off to kill it. When he fails to return by nightfall, and more disturbing things begin to pop up all over their woods, Anne and Renée realize they’re up against something far more sinister than one hungry beast.
Director: Shawn Linden. Stars: Camille Sullivan, Devon Sawa, Summer H. Howell, Nick Stahl. 2020. 93 mins. Horror.
Anything for Jackson
Devastated after the death of their grandson, Jackson (Lund), Henry (Richings) and his wife, Audrey (McCarthy), find hope in the darkness. Blinded by an unbearable grief, the elderly couple kidnaps heavily pregnant Shannon (Mantelos), with the intention of performing an extremely dangerous, evil ritual that, if successful, will harness the Devil’s power to put Jackson’s departed soul into Shannon’s unborn child.