No contemporary white public figure has a more involved relationship to the word “nigger” than Quentin Tarantino. He’s used it in screenplays since the beginning of his directing career, he’s been criticized (and defended) by black peers for it, and he’s explained his rationale for it several times in a variety of…
Rarely have one man and one expletive been as synonymous as Samuel L. Jackson and "motherfucker." Jackson has said the word onscreen 171 times, according to Huffington Post motherfuckerologists Oliver Noble and Ben Craw, who also produced the above supercut of Jackson cementing his personal brand.
The stars were out for Sunday's Wimbledon final between Djokovic and Federer. The match was attended by various celebrities who acted totally normal, including Hugh Jackman, Bradley Cooper, and Chris Hemsworth. Cut to: Samuel L. Jackson and Victoria Beckham, seated awkwardly next to one another.
On this week's The Graham Norton show, Samuel L. Jackson was asked if he still knew his famous Pulp Fiction Ezekiel 25:17 speech by heart. Turns out he does!
Samuel L. M.F. Jackson dropped by The Tonight Show to put into slam poetry the emotions we all felt in the '90s, when Boy fatefully met World. And also, Topanga. Topanga. Topanga. Topanga.
All right so this isn't exactly an audition tape per se, but it is about as close you're about to get to Samuel L. Jackson playing Walter White so quit acting like this isn't the best thing you're going to see today.
It all started two days ago when actor, philantropist, and all-around badass muthafukka Samuel L. Jackson posted a promise on Reddit to read the most upvoted 300-word monologue if the users in turn agree to donate to his Alzheimer's Association fund.
With all due respect to Taylor Swift and her uncanny proclivity for boiling down every meaningful interaction between two human being to a money-making break-up song, her ability to coat her throwaway anthems in a patina of real-life emotions experienced by someone who's actually been wronged leave much to be desired.
The controversy surrounding Quentin Tarantino's supposed over-use of a certain expletive in Django Unchained is on everyone's lips — except that few can actually bring themselves to say the word.
Earlier this week, an Egypt Air flight from Cairo to Kuwait was forced to make an emergency landing after a cobra bit a passenger. The snakebit man was reportedly a Jordanian reptile dealer who'd smuggled the poisonous snake aboard.
In a new political ad from the Jewish Council for Research and Education — the Alexander Soros-funded super PAC behind Sarah Silverman's successful pro-Obama spots — action movie star Samuel L. Jackson sends up his ultra-viral narration of Adam Mansbach's adult-oriented childen's book Go the Fuck to Sleep with a…
Perpetual badass Samuel L. Jackson ruffled a few Twitter feathers yesterday when he took to the social networking site to vent his frustration about Tropical Storm Isaac's New Orleans-bound track.
Passengers aboard a New York-bound Delta commuter flight were forced to deplane Wednesday night after Pittsburgh International Airport employees discovered a cluster of honey bees clinging to the jetliner's wing.
As Team USA slides ever further behind China in the race to acquire the most gold necklaces this Olympics, America's athletes need a cheerleader. A cheerleader who will root for them with passion that is unbridled, unrivaled, and, at times, unsettling. A cheerleader who loves them more than their parents do.
Samuel L. Jackson registered a Twitter account more than two years ago, but never bothered to send out a single tweet. Then today, followers of @SamuelLJackson were greeted with a tweet that read, "Can-a muh fukkasay fuck on here?" Anyone wondering why Jackson decided to start tweeting today got their answer on…
Matthew Morrison flees his rat-infested home. Nicolas Cage's binge-drinking weekend melee gets weirder. David Hasselhoff is "in like" with a woman half his age. Halle Berry's custody battle forces her to quit a play. Monday gossip is filthy.
Samuel L. Jackson is not only a bad ass motherfucker. As such, he's great at delivering that particular word on screen. Watch this supercut of him saying it over and over and revel in the genius of a true motherfucker.
In the Pulp Fiction remix to the Don Draper Says "What" video, Samuel L. Jackson interrogates a poor, oblivious Don Draper who doesn't know when to stop. An ingenious mashup considering the similar hairstyles of the victims.
Wouldn't it be great if Oprah didn't run the world, and other media personalities could get some jobs for once? For instance, the narration of "Life" would've benefited greatly from a few bleeped f-bombs.
Or at least near where they make the Boeing planes. Also today: Spielberg's next project, a good show gets renewed, some news about your favorite TV stars, and another rocker goes to Broadway.
