In the Web3 internet age, Marshall McLuhan’s supposition that “the medium is the message” proves itself to be exponentially true. The platforms upon which pieces of content are presented to the public ...

It’s the Minions to the rescue in “Despicable Me 3.” Whenever the picture from the Illumination animation studio sags into scenes of frantic yelling, which is often, it’s up to the little yellow ...

This week, a meme called “Gorl” began setting the internet on fire. If you haven’t seen the Despicable Me movies — you know, the ones with Minions, those popular yellow blob creatures — it probably ...

To a large extent, the Universal Studios introduction to the Minions movie captures the entire nature of the film. Never before has a cinema laughed collectively at the otherwise mundane productions ...

What language do the Minions, those delightful, yellow homunculi of these “Despicable Me” films, speak? Whatever it is — there are snippets of English, Spanish and French as well as gibberish — it is ...

The Minions are always seeking ways to fulfill the needs of their despicable bosses and help them dominate the world. It seems that a plan has gone horribly wrong for the adorable yellow Minions. The ...

My favorite character in “Minions” isn’t Scarlet Overkill, the evil supervillain with Sandra Bullock’s voice. (“There’s a new bad man in town and that bad man is a woman.”) It isn’t her husband Herb ...

Baby Groot is undeniably adorable, but the more exposure Guardians of the Galaxy fans have had to him the more alarming their realization has become: Baby Groot shares many traits with the Minions.