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by Chris Hewitt | 01 03 2021 WandaVision stepped into uncharted territory this week, as a certain character helped another certain character take a walk down memory lane. And, as ever, that has prompted Team Empire (Chris Hewitt, Helen OHara, James Dyer, and Ben Travis) to discuss the revelations, theories galore (whether proved, unproved, or thoroughly debunked), and wipe a single tear rolling down their collective cheek. Oh, and the Marvel Studios Fanfare Orchestra is on rueful, maybe even mo...

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Happy Gilmore Is Adam Sandlers Best Comedy On its 25th anniversary, we look back at an early Sandler hit that is not only full of great performances and memorable lines, but also changed the way we enjoy golf. After finishing up a successful stint on SNL in 1995, Adam Sandler launched head first into a movie career that is still going strong in its third decade. One of the earliest entries in the Sandler catalog is the golf comedy Happy Gilmore, about a wannabe hockey player who finds unexpec...

With the home stretch just about in sight for WandaVision, the MCUs first TV show is doubling down on the weirdness and witchcraft with this very special Halloween-themed episode in which Wanda gets to know an unfamiliar face from her past, Vision turns detective, and Darcy becomes perilously close to becoming the first character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe to say the F-word. And, naturally, Team Empire (Chris Hewitt, Ben Travis, Helen OHara, and James Dyer) is on hand to talk about the e...

Country Life Trending: February 15, 2021 St Jerome in His Study, about 1475, 18in by 14in, by Antonello da Messina (about 1430–79), National Gallery, London. Credit: Alamy Tim Sainsbury on St Jerome in His Study by Antonello da Messina ‘Antonello da Messina is often credited with introducing painting in oils to Italy and was a pioneer in the use of linear perspective. But it is the exquisite detail evident in every part of the painting that, for me, makes this work so speci...