Culture Archive
Archives for August 2014
The star of the new love story talks about what attracted him to the film, and what it was like to work with his old friend.
In addition to the obviously problematic sexualization of a female superhero, the drawings of Spider-Woman aren’t even anatomically correct.
Compared to the huge amount of water we use to produce food, it’s a drop in the bucket.
Regulators released a 29-page data request from Comcast for review of the Time Warner Cable acquisition.
In honor of the VMAs, Beyoncé‘s career, and the insane (and sometimes hilarious) conspiracy theories that have haunted America’s biggest celebrity:
Totally theoretical! But fun to think about it -- and more realistic than it would have been a couple months ago.
A cool result from an internal “Hack Day,” but Netflix isn’t making any promises yet.
Video aggregator N3twork has found a way to do something new with Apple’s Web TV box.
For free. Sort of.
The kings of crystal meth turn their attention to running a pawn shop.
Every $10-a-month music service is basically the same. But the world’s biggest video site is planning something different.
Featuring Kara, Jason and Amy!
Having 18 million YouTube subscribers earns Anthony Padilla and Ian Hecox the right to be called “stars” -- with no “digital” qualifier.