New Photos from The Avengers: Age of Ultron

Entertainment Weekly has published nine new photos from the set of The Avengers: Age of Ultron. These are all official photographs and I was happy to see Mark Ruffalo with Robert Downey Jr. again. Hulk and Iron Man are easily the two best in the movie. To see more photos, click here.

The Emmys of All-Time: Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series

Lots of modern contenders here! Not a lot of Emmys between them. (Which is a disgusting thing to learn.) Nevertheless, please choose one if you choose!

1. Nick Offerman

Supporting actor on Parks and Recreation. Zero Emmy nominations. Zero Emmy wins.

2. Don Knotts

Supporting actor on The Andy Griffith Show. Zero Emmy nominations. Five Emmy wins.

3. Danny Pudi

Supporting actor on Community. Zero Emmy nominations. Zero Emmy wins.

4. Jack McBrayer

Supporting actor on 30 Rock. One Emmy nomination. Zero Emmy wins.

5. Rainn Wilson

Supporting actor on The Office. Three Emmy nominations. Zero Emmy wins.

6. John Krasinski

Supporting actor on The Office. Zero Emmy nominations. Zero Emmy wins.

Good luck, friends and voters!

Marvel Release Dates

Welcome to the era of dates, dates, and more dates. Instead of Marvel telling us what their next seven films will be, they simply told us the release dates of these movies. Up to 2019, we have The Avengers: Age of Ultron, Ant-Man, and Captain America 3. Presumably the other seven might feature another Thor, another Guardians of the Galaxy, perhaps a stand-alone Hulk film, maybe another Iron Man, and who really knows, really? To see all the dates click here.

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The Emmys of All-Time: Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series

We now enter the world of comedy with our six official nominees to be the best supporting actress in a comedy. I can honestly say this is not the way I expected this category to go, but I do like the six choices available to you. And here they are. Please vote for one if you please.

1. Julia Louis-Dreyfus

Supporting actress on Seinfeld. Six Emmy nominations. One Emmy win.

2. Jenna Fischer

Supporting actress on The Office. One Emmy nomination. Zero Emmy wins.

3. Amy Poehler

Supporting actress on Saturday Night Live. Two Emmy nominations. Zero Emmy wins.

4. Vivian Vance

Supporting actress on I Love Lucy. Three Emmy nominations. One Emmy win.

5. Rose Marie

Supporting actress on The Dick Van Dyke Show. Three Emmy nominations. Zero Emmy wins.

6. Tina Fey

Supporting actress on Saturday Night Live. One Emmy nomination. Zero Emmy wins.

Best of wishes!

Maine Vacation of 2014

As you know, back in July, my family and I went on vacation to Maine and I just wanted to make sure everyone knew it was quite the quality trip. I've talked about vacations before on here, so I figured I'd keep with tradition. Lots of fun moments and I always enjoy walking the length of Long Sands Beach with my iPod. Some good laughs with family, as well. The Weathervane and the Goldenrod come to mind.

SNL Firings

These are good moves. You always hate to see members of Saturday Night Live go, but this had to be done. Featured players Noel Wells, Brooks Wheelan, and John Milhiser have all been let go from the show. Out of all these, Brooks was arguably the funniest, but even then he didn't have much to do. In most of the sketches Brooks just played himself. As for Noel and John, I rarely saw them at all. When I did see John, though, he wasn't very funny. Nasim Pedrad, on the other hand, is leaving the show FOX's Mulaney. I think with these four leaving the show and no more being added, SNL can start to come to the end of their rebuilding phase. Now, obviously, Kenan is leading the show, but we can also focus on the strengths of more than just Taran and Kate McKinnon. We'll have Cecily and Colin at the Weekend Update desk, as well. Last year, the cast was just very cluttered with seven featured players. Now, it's much calmer. But also good to see Beck and Kyle stay on as they were good. Farewell, our fallen SNL members.