2001 Archive: Worst Supporting Actor
Why Charlton Heston? For appearing in three movies at once (Planet of the Apes, Town & Country, Cats & Dogs) and looking equally miserable in all of… Read More »2001 Archive: Worst Supporting Actor
Why Charlton Heston? For appearing in three movies at once (Planet of the Apes, Town & Country, Cats & Dogs) and looking equally miserable in all of… Read More »2001 Archive: Worst Supporting Actor
Why was it a joke? Because Rick Baker did a great job with the masks, but forgot that there were still actors giving bad performances… Read More »2001 Legacy: The Monkey Makeup
Why did David Letterman win Variety Series? For being the man who helped New York laugh again when it felt impossible. Part of the 41… Read More »2001 Vintage: The Late Show Heart
Why was it a target? For a show about a funeral home that managed to be more “alive” than most network sitcoms. Part of the… Read More »2001 Vintage: The Six Feet Under Buzz
Why was it actually followed? Because in 2001, everyone realized that some things are more important than an acceptance speech. Part of the 41 Emmy… Read More »2001 Legacy: The 30-Second Speech Rule
Why the disappointment? For a Tim Burton remake that proved that even with the best ape masks in history, a confusing ending can ruin a… Read More »2001 Legacy: The Planet of the Apes Makeup
Why Hugh Jackman (again)? For proving that a 19th-century duke is the perfect boyfriend because he knows how to write a letter and doesn’t know… Read More »2001 Archive: The Kate & Leopold Time Travel
Why the raspy voice? For the song that launched a million memes but also spent 2001 proving that post-grunge was the official soundtrack for every… Read More »2001 Archive: The Nickelback “How You Remind Me” Takeover
Why the spiky hair? For the Canadian punks who proved you could mix rap, metal, and pop-punk while jumping into a swimming pool. Part of… Read More »2001 Classic: The Sum 41 “All Killer No Filler” Leap
Why did the cool kid walk with his head tilted? Because he was showing off the white wires of his brand-new Apple iPod, even though… Read More »2001 Legacy: The iPod Envy
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