Meet Star Wars enthusiasts from the ultimate fan organization, known as the 501st Legion, as they prepare their costumes for May 4 — a.k.a. International Star Wars Day. "May the Fourth be with you."
Luke Perry joins Bill Simmons to discuss his time on Beverly Hills, 90210, his love for professional wrestling, and his dedication to the Cleveland Browns.
The visual-effects wizards at Industrial Light and Magic detail how they created the most complicated sequence in The Avengers.
The visual-effects magicians of Industrial Light and Magic explain exactly how they created New York City for the climactic scene of The Avengers.
Bill is joined by comedian Nathan Fielder to talk about his new show on Comedy Central, how he got into the comedy business and why magic is making a giant comeback.
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Jimmy Kimmel Live’s Cousin Sal faces off against B.S. Report stalwart Joe House in an eating competition at New Orleans’s Acme Oyster House. It’s gross. For real.
A behind-the-scenes look at how Industrial Light and Magic’s creative team and Mark Ruffalo created The Avengers’ Incredible Hulk.
The secrets behind the "optical printer" that was used on Star Wars, the morphing effect from Willow, the T-Rex from Jurassic Park, and the T-1000 from Terminator 2.
I love movies. More specifically, I LOVE Star Wars.
So when I found out I was going to get the opportunity to create some content for the Grantland Channel, I knew the first thing I wanted to do is go up to San Francisco and visit Lucasfilm’s Industrial Light and Magic. Somehow, stupidly, they said yes.
Tracy Morgan joins Cousin Sal and Bill Simmons to describe his alter ego, Chico Divine, and what he can remember from the time he was naked in Jimmy Kimmel’s green room. He also chats about the time he was kicked out of Prince’s house, his Saturday Night Live audition, and his favorite memory from 30 Rock. Plus! His new TV project and much, much more.
Rembert Browne and Bill Simmons watch The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air’s Carlton on speed.
B.S. Report excerpts of Joe House and Cousin Sal as they prepare to face off in an eating competition in New Orleans the day before Super Bowl XLVII.
In this short bonus clip from Jimmy Kimmel Live, Jimmy asks former football coach Jimmy Johnson if he would yell at a baby.
Homeland showrunner Alex Gansa responds to criticism about the show's second season, including the pacemaker, the BlackBerry with Skype, and how Brody ended up in the Vice-President's quarters without being noticed.
Grantland's Rembert Browne missed the 1980s because he's only 25 years old. Every once in a while, Bill Simmons will make him watch YouTube videos from the ’80s and "explain" (read: not explain) them. This is Rembert "explaining" Journey's "Separate Ways."
