Culture Archive
Archives for November 2014


The pay TV guys report another down quarter. But not by much.


Alex from Target (or #alexfromtarget) is a teenage boy with waterfall bangs who works at a Target in Frisco, Texas. He became a viral sensation on Monday after thousands of teens tweeted a photo of him literally working at Target.


After great success with other original series, Netflix is about to make its first foray into live-action family entertainment by adapting Lemony Snicket’s famous young adult book series A Series of Unfortunate Events, Deadline reports.


Here’s how the line between cable and broadcast is completely dissolving.

A visual guide to Republicans’ huge victory.


Taylor Swift is a masterful pop star and an even more talented businesswoman. Selling 1.287 million albums last week is great for her, but it isn’t her end game, and it shouldn’t be the music industry’s either.


In many states, the stickers have become synonymous with Election Day and a cause for celebration themselves.


Humanity leaves behind a dying Earth to look for new hope among the stars, as Matthew McConaughey cries in close-up.


Beyoncé Knowles Carter is maybe the only artist from whom two new songs and a four disc box set can be a disappointment.


And why anyone saying they have a LEAKED EXIT POLL is lying to you.


In 2012, Glass wrote an essay about the man’s impact for Current. It’s worth reading now to reflect on his legacy.


Here are all of the ways your iPhone would change the case at the center of this great new program.




Fans were furious last week when pop sensation Taylor Swift refused to upload her new album 1989 to Spotify. They are about to get angrier: all five Swift albums disappeared from Spotify’s catalogue on Monday morning.

