Culture Archive
Archives for September 2014
It’s noteworthy that the streaming service is skipping a theatrical release and going straight to home viewing.
It’s a binge that will go quickly enough to increase your conversational speed to Gilmore levels, but not so quickly as to push the rate past that which is comprehensible by the human ear.
Tom Pickett, fresh from a top content job at YouTube, will handle subscription services for the joint venture. Virasb Vahidi will run the whole thing.
How could Tusk perform this poorly? Have people not forgiven Justin Long? Are people not entertained by the prospect of someone being turned into a walrus?
An Internet industry trade group is pushing the feds to cover wireless networks with new net neutrality rules.
You’ll want to move to Stars Hollow after watching this Thanksgiving-centric classic.
Christian NFL players pray on the field all the time. So why was a Muslim punished for thanking god after a touchdown?
Plus, Apple’s Ireland problem, e-delicious machines and Tinder for douchebags.
The company is reaching out to developers and taking preorders on KickStarter, with hopes of a broad launch by January.
This won’t revolutionize the movie business. But it will generate lots of attention for the streaming video service. Smart.
He leaves behind Mad Men for British techno-paranoia.
Nothing good happens to anyone this week. Fitting for the next-to-last episode of the season.
The TV season is only a week old, but it might already have its worst episode.
New Zealand rock singer and best friend of Taylor Swift, Lorde, dropped a new single this morning that will appear in the new Hunger Games movie.