Culture Archive
Archives for October 2014
For National Coming Out Day, here’s a look at three of TV’s most memorable coming out moments.
Our writers and editors hit the airwaves to discuss the week’s tech headlines.
Meet Raffia, the camel hauling a camera around the Liwa Oasis.
Nielsen, the company that calculates the ratings networks and advertisers use to set advertising rates for television shows, found a mistake in its calculations Monday that calls into question all of the numbers it has reported since March.
Some TV ratings have been wrong since March. But TV’s real problem is much bigger than that.
The two shows were renewed on Thursday.
It’s not a monopoly. It competes head to head with global giants like Walmart and Apple. It’s not even profitable.
Wonder Woman is going to be challenged, and it will only make the character stronger.
Whiplash and The Overnighters join three films already at your multiplex
Let’s use IMDB ratings to speculate!
The rumor of this movie has been circulating since early August. Bill Murray — star of the original Ghostbusters movie — already gave his top picks for an all-female cast: Kristen Wiig, Melissa McCarthy, Linda Cardellini, and Emma Stone.
Please don’t read further if you don’t like spoilers.
It’s one of several video sites that have gone on the market this year.
Wonder.fm is a hipster oasis.
