Swine Flu No Match for Obama’s Immune System
The disease's sneak attack on our president fails miserably.
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The disease's sneak attack on our president fails miserably.
You can hide behind the buffet, Chad Lindsey, but we'd recognize that gorgeous mug anywhere, even in a cater-waiter's uniform.
Apparently, other cities are trying to claim they have their own hero grannies.
So we totally have a good excuse to post his headshot again.
Why don't we ever get rescued after near-death accidents? It's not FAIR.
We have a new subway hero. And we don't even know his name!
Can there be any doubt that tonight's clear highlight was Hugh Jackman's opening number? We say no!
Jeremiah Wright, obviously. But there are a couple of other stealth spotlight-stealers...
It might seem strange to remember now, but there really was a time when 'Heroes' seemed exciting, new, even revelatory.
You might think this is the start to a metaphor about creationism and evolution. You’d be wrong.
After all the drama, everyone's powers have returned. But the characters continue to be killed off — and also brought back to life.
Sylar flips his hand. Hiro squints real hard. Nathan tries to fly and just falls in the river.
When fewer people are watching your show and grumps like us can’t stop ripping on it, this is probably not the worst idea.
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