It’s hard to take Tom Cruise seriously given all his personal issues. There’s the Scientology, his divorce from Nicole Kidman, the Scientology, his over-the-top weird marriage and split with Katie…
Category: Entertainment
Inside the Legends’ House – Episodes #8 & Finale
Scott: Place to be Nation! A sad day of sorts, as we have reached the end of the line. Yes this is the final installment of Place to Be Nation’s…
Movies of the P2B Generation: 1980
One thing we at Place to Be Nation like to celebrate is the subjectivity inherent in entertainment — be it in wrestling, comics, music, television or, indeed, film. With that…
House of Horror: Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday (1993)
Title: Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday (1993) Director: Adam Marcus Written by: Adam Marcus, Dean Lorey, Jay Hugely Starring: Kane Hodder John D. LeMay Kari Keegan Steven Williams…
Rumor Control: Warner Bros. DC Comics Film Slate
Rumors should always be taken for what they are: unverifiable. However, when a rumor is posted by somebody like Nikki Finke, found of Deadline.com, it’s worth acknowledging. She’s had a…
Movies of the P2B Generation: 1979
One thing we at Place to Be Nation like to celebrate is the subjectivity inherent in entertainment — be it in wrestling, comics, music, television or, indeed, film. With that…
Movies of the P2B Generation: 1978
One thing we at Place to Be Nation like to celebrate is the subjectivity inherent in entertainment — be it in wrestling, comics, music, television or, indeed, film. With that…
It is Here! Dumb & Dumber To: The Trailer
Samsonite? I was way off! The movie we have waited twenty years for has finally arrived! Sure we had to suffer through a poorly conceived prequel and a whole bunch…
Total Divas Watching Total Divas Season 3 – The Finale
When Place to Be Nation sought out a correspondent to watch and write about the new WWE/E! reality show Total Divas each week, they initially wanted a “female voice.” Unfortunately…
Movies of the P2B Generation: 1977
One thing we at Place to Be Nation like to celebrate is the subjectivity inherent in entertainment — be it in wrestling, comics, music, television or, indeed, film. With that…
