Hey everyone, today is Dapper Day at Disneyland! Don’t know what that is? Sit back and learn about your new favorite thing.

Dapper Day is a twice-annual event at Disney parks worldwide, encouraging guests to step out in their most stylish attire. Often, parkgoers take the opportunity to don their finest vintage outfits. It’s all very fancy and awesome.

Some DisneyBounders, however — remember DisneyBounding? — take it to the next level, combining vintage attire with their carefully assembled Disney character-inspired outfits. These awesome crossovers are the fanciest, coolest thing we’ve seen this week. Check out a few of our favorite Dapper Day Disneybound outfits, below.

Eeyore and Christopher Robin, “Winnie the Pooh”

Minnie Mouse

WALL-E and Eve, “WALL-E”

Princess Anna, “Frozen”

The Swedish Chef, “The Muppets”

Pocahontas, “Pocahontas”

Kase Wickman @worstkase

It’s a crossover so perfect, we can’t believe we didn’t think of it ourselves: “The Hunger Games” and Christopher Nolan’s “The Dark Knight.”

Think about it: they’re both dark stories about a reluctant hero, tasked with saving their people. Both Batman and Katniss are sometimes framed as vigilantes or enemies to the people, and, hey, they both are represented by winged animals, but neither of them have actual wings on their bodies. Separated at birth? Maybe!

The Quarter Quell thinks so, as Effie Trinket herself, Elizabeth Banks, noticed.

Fansite QuarterQuellOrg made these fantastic posters for a crossover between the two, which Banks charmingly referred to as “Batniss.” We dig ‘em.

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“The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1″ hits theaters November 21, and we don’t know if “The Dark Katniss Rises” will ever be real, but we’d totally watch it if it was.

Kase Wickman @worstkase

What do a Long Island bartender, a snowboarding star, a singer/songwriter, a pole fitness aficionado and a track star have in common? They’re all competing in MTV’s “Million Dollar Maze Runner” this Sunday, doing their best to win a million dollars and a brand new Scion.

Nobody knows what awaits our competitors in the maze, but we do know that this contest is going to be awesome. Four teams of two, one male and female on each, will enter the maze and see who comes out victorious, as “The Maze Runner” star Dylan O’Brien announced at the 2014 Video Music Awards.

We can hardly wait for this weekend’s showdown, so it’s time to meet our competitors.

First, let’s get familiar with the girls and the guys competing, because who doesn’t like a classic battle of the sexes.

The Girls

The Guys

Now that we’ve met all of our Maze Runners, it’s time to break it down team by team.

The Green Runners: Hannah And Marvin

The Red Runners: Shelby And Victor

The Blue Runners: Daryn And Chris

The White Runners: Peter And Diane

Who are you rooting for?

Be sure to tune in to “Million Dollar Maze Runner” on Sunday, ...

Uh, pardon us, but we’re very confused here. In fact, the only emotion we may be feeling more strongly than confused is intrigued.

Nicki Minaj today (September 11) popped a pic on Instagram of her waving a lil wassup to Noted Handsome Man Channing Tatum. That’s normal, we’d wave at him too. (Actually, false, we’d turn sheet white and do our best statue impressions and then start screaming as soon as we were out of his eyeline.)

So it’s not so much the pic that has us flipping out as her caption: “Oh hi Channing. See u on set of our new movie,” followed by a winking, tongue-out emoji.

Um, WHAT?

There are several possibilities here:
1. Nicki Minaj is actually in a movie with Channing Tatum
Maybe it is what it is. Could Minaj be appearing in “Magic Mike XXL,” the sequel to Tatum’s stripper movie that put “Pony” right back at the top of our Spotify playlists? It could happen. Minaj had a turn in “The Other Woman” earlier this year, so maybe she’s not done with the silver screen.

2. She’s messing with us
Nobody knows the power of suggestive social media better than Ms. Minaj. She could be rubbing her hands together, happily watching us freak the eff out in the time since she posted the pic.

3. She has something in her eye and is subtly trying to get C-Tates to help her out.
Maybe that emoji was less of a wink and more of an “OMG, my eye! Please help! ...

If you’re out on the road, feeling lonely and so cold, come October 1 all you’ll have to do is turn on Netflix and the “Gilmore Girls” will be there.

Yeah, that’s right. All seven seasons of Lorelai and Rory and Luke and Max and Dean and Tristan and Jess and PARIS and all that is good in the world (mostly Paris, we’re a little biased, to tell the truth) are coming to Netflix’s streaming service in just a few short weeks, Decider reported.

First we were like, what did you say?

Really?

OMG, that’s the best news! Ahhh!

It’s like magic!

Because you know we feel about “Gilmore Girls”? We feel all the things about ‘Gilmore Girls.’

The only problem: It’s not October 1 yet. Booooo.

We’re watching all other TV like…

But you can bet you know where we’ll be come Rabbit Rabbit day next month. See you then.

Countdown clock starts…now. Byeeee.

Kase Wickman @worstkase

Design by Amelia Rossi and Natasha Taylor

Summer may not be officially over (we know, we know, fall doesn’t technically start until September 23, we know), but it’s time to face the music: the summer movie season is effectively ended.

Yes, we’ve had our fill of this year’s big-budget, warm weather masterpieces, and they’ve certainly had their fill of us, with a whopping 13 titles raking in more than $100 million at the box office between early May (like we said, movie seasons play by different rules than the equinox) and Labor Day weekend.

We’ve gathered all the data you’ll need about the summer’s biggest hits, from box office take, height of the leading dude or lady, and even whether the movie passes the Bechdel Test. Check out the infographic below, created by Amelia Rossi and Natasha Taylor.

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Kase Wickman @worstkase

Just when we were calming ourselves down after seeing that ultra-badass poster of Katniss in full Mockingjay battle dress earlier today, we get yet another surprise from “The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1.”

We get the very briefest of teases today, along with the announcement that the first full trailer for the movie will hit in just five short days. We’ll just give you a little space to freak out here:

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Done? No? Well, we’re moving on anyway.

In the glimpse of footage we get, Katniss (Jennifer Lawrence) picks up a white rose — President Snow’s calling card — and looks like she’s had the bejeezus scared out of her. As well she should, because as an unseen Snow (Donald Sutherland) narrates, “It’s the things we love most that destroy us.”

Ahhhhhhhhhh!

We’ve already seen a one-minute teaser for the film this summer, and we’re now literally counting down the days until we get to see even more of Katniss’ fight for Panem.

“The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1″ hits theaters November 21.

Kase Wickman @worstkase

Making it big in Hollywood is a tricky business. Actors have to have the right combination of looks, talent and luck; directors have to have an aesthetic, authority and luck; producers have to have smarts, a budget and luck, the list goes on.

Luck also, apparently, factors into the naming of films themselves. Because looking at this list of more than 100 movie titles, it would appear that the screenwriter, greenlighter or whoever was in charge of picking the title that would go at the top of the movie poster looked at whatever written material was closest to them, jabbed their finger down, named the movie after the word closest and hoped for the best.

Yes, many of the most successful movies are totally ungoogleable. Did you mean “Michael” the movie, or your friend Mike? Looking for a history lesson about the Titanic, or Kate and Leo? “Her” or her? Don’t even get us started on the very dangerous search term “Sex Tape.” One-word, vague movie titles are inescapable (four of the top 10 all-time highest grossing movies have one-word titles), common first names are top picks for movie titles (“Jack”? Guess what the main character’s name is. Just guess.”) and everything, if you stare at it long enough, just starts to look like found poetry.

We’ve divided our 110 favorite ungoogleable movie titles into four categories — names, places, nouns and concepts/adjectives/pronouns — for ease of viewing so you can see just how dazzling the world can be.

Names
Possible names for your ...