Culture Archive
Archives for November 2014
And for good reason.
The cable giant wants to sell sports to people who don’t have cable. It wants to start in February, with one of the world’s biggest events.
One of the sentences was, of course, a poop joke.
Plus, a discussion of connected women, and Mozilla swaps Google search for Yahoo
Here’s why you should watch Starz’s grief-soaked, rewarding new show.
The internet is a magical, beautiful place.
It’s a win-win situation for both networks. Seriously.
Neither the House or Senate had ever sued the administration before.
How will allegations against the comedian affect the legacy of his work?
Maybe you’re just getting into The Hunger Games. That’s cool — and you have some awesome books and movies to catch up with. Here are some questions you might have.
One of the things that this dystopian world understands (that American society might still be missing) is that a woman doesn’t need to be likable to be respected.
At the National Book Awards, Lemony Snicket thought it funny to make a black person-watermelon joke.
He was one of only a few directors to make marks on stage, screen, and television.
Her most incendiary thoughts were reserved for the recent pricing disagreements between publisher Hachette Book Group and online retail giant Amazon.