Amy Poehler And Tina Fey’s (Last) Golden Globes Monologue (Jan. 11)
Farewell, greatest Golden Globes hosts of all time!
“Parks And Recreation” Final Season (Jan. 13)
Say goodbye to Pawnee, waffles and Ron Swanson.
“Broad City” Season 2, (Jan. 14)
Vape life.
“The Nightly Show With Larry Wilmore” (Jan. 19)
Finally! Larry Wilmore gets his own show.
Sleater Kinney’s First Album In 10 Years (Jan. 20)
The original Riot Grrls are back to release “No Cities To Love.“
“Shadows In The Night” by Bob Dylan (Feb. 3)
Dude hasn’t made enough albums.
“Better Call Saul” Series Premiere (Feb. 9)
“Breaking Bad” fans are freaking the eff out.
“Fresh Off The Boat” Series Premiere (Feb. 10)
Give Randall Park all the punchlines.
“Fifty Shades of Grey” (Feb. 13)
Uh-oh.
“House Of Cards” Season 3 (Feb. 27)
Frank Underwood (Kevin Spacey) is now the most powerful man in the free world and we’re terrified.
“Rebel Heart” by Madonna (March 10)
A little leak won’t stop this one.
“Goon” by Tobias Jesso Jr. (March 17)
Get ready to sob.
“Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt” (March 20)
Ellie Kemper stars in Tina Fey’s Netflix sitcom about a woman who moves to New York City after escaping a Doomsday cult. Yes please.
“The Divergent Series: Insurgent” (March 20)
You have to learn about factions again.
“Furious 7″ (April 3)
Please give us all of the tickets for this one.
“Marvel’s The Avengers: Age of Ultron” (May 1)
The return of Science Bros! (And also the best superhero franchise.)
“Mad Max” (May 15)
Hahaha, okay, you win, crazy movie.
“Pitch Perfect 2″ (May 15)
Aca-sequel.
Taylor Swift’s “1989” Tour (May 20)
Sure, we’ll pay good money to watch Taylor Swift sing “Style”… and “Wonderland”… and “Bad Blood” … and “Clean”… and, uh, every song on this album.
“Tomorrowland” (May 22)
The movie that got George Clooney to spend part of his honeymoon with a bunch of nerds.
Marvel’s “Daredevil” On Netflix (May)
Charlie Cox plays the lawyer by day, crime fighter by night. (Nope, not the same thing.)
“Entourage” Movie (June 5)
Bro.
“Jurassic World” (June 12)
Hold onto your butts, because Chris Pratt fights dinosaurs in this movie.
“Inside Out” (June 19)
Amy Poehler plays the emotion “Joy.” Full stop.
“Paper Towns” (June 19)
On the Paper Towns set with @natandalex and our friend and frequent photobomber @caradelevingne.
A photo posted by John Green (@johngreenwritesbooks) on Nov 11, 2014 at 1:59pm PST
John Green’s second novel-to-movie is less teen cancer love story than “Fault In Our Stars,” but it’s bound to have some solid ugly cry-potential.
“Magic Mike XXL” (July 1)
Just going to leave an old picture of “Magic Mike” here, because you get the idea.
“Terminator: Genisys” (July 1)
If the last two decades has proved anything, it’s that Arnold Schwarzenegger will literally always be back.
“Ant-Man” (July 17)
Yes, we will see a superhero movie starring Paul Rudd.
“Trainwreck” (July 17)
Judd Apatow made a movie with Amy Schumer.
“The Fantastic Four” (Aug. 7)
These guys made a superhero movie.
“Spectre” (Nov. 6)
Hello again, Mr. Bond.
“The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2″ (Nov. 20)
We already miss Katniss.
“Sisters” (Dec. 18)
Our favorite movie of 2015.
“Star Wars: The Force Awakens” (Dec. 18)
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away …
Plus, these undated gems
Kendrick Lamar’s Sophomore Album
We want this album now.
New Music From Kanye West
This one too.
Rihanna’s New Album
Uh, yeah. And this one.
“True Detective” Season 2
Colin Farrell + Vince Vaughn + Taylor Kitsch + Rachel McAdams = #TrueDetectiveSeason2
“Late Show With Stephen Colbert”
But who is Stephen Colbert?
“Parenthood” Series Finale
All we know is this: There will be tears.
“Game of Thrones” Season 5
Jon Snow knows nothing. Winter is coming. All men must die. Fun stuff goin’ up over in Westeros.
Lana Del Rey And Courtney Love’s Tour
This will be bananas.
“Mad Men” Series Finale
Goodbye, Don Draper.
Adele’s New Album
It was a rough year. We deserve more Adele.