Culture Archive
Archives for October 2014
Here are three ways FX’s weird horror drama has changed television — perhaps completely accidentally.
Looks like Apple has its work cut out for it when it comes to selling the Apple Watch to teens.
The argument goes something like this — if Jennifer Lawrence is posing topless in spreads for magazines, why is she so upset when her private nude pictures are hacked?
TWD is the highest-rated cable show in history.
This is how you turn a scandal into a battle cry.
From a strategic perspective, shareable and engaging pieces like Strauss’s and Benincasa’s reflect that new goal — they’re really popular. But it’s not as clear how this content fits into Playboy’s identity as a brand.
The interview starts out as a fairly typical publicity chat, but midway through, Klickstien’s comments take a turn for the worse — to put it mildly.
Gene Kelly still looks flawless.
When superheroes are at their best, they have the ability to make us feel empowered while having fun at the same time. That spirit is alive in The Flash.
After that surprisingly grim season finale, we needed some answers.
Showtime has a gem in its hands in its new drama The Affair. Here’s your first look.
Fans of Twin Peaks have waited a quarter-century for a new episode. When it debuted in 1990, Twin Peaks drew an insane 34.6 million viewers.
5 lessons from the league’s eye-poppingly gigantic new television broadcast contract.
The film is a bracing corrective to years of thrillers that reduce their female characters to victims.
Carrie’s latest act may have gone too far for some viewers, but it makes sense from a storytelling point of view.