Culture Archive
Archives for September 2014


She talks about the season’s racial overtones, why Austin stuck around, and the weird structure.


The NBA’s Warriors picked social media influencers to unveil the team’s new uniform.


Amber’s pregnancy is a new wrinkle for the show’s ideas about parenthood. But will the series deal with the complicated realities of her decisions?


14 million people tuned in for the premiere of How to Get Away with Murder.


Thom Yorke, the frontman for Radiohead, just released his second solo album, Tomorrow’s Modern Boxes, by dropping it onto BitTorrent without warning.


Some way and somehow, the show achieved a following and would change the texture of television shows — reality, scripted, and scripted reality — altogether.


The music download era is over, replaced by streaming.


The Jill Soloway dramatic comedy could represent a breakout series for the Seattle company and its efforts to create original content.


Looking for something to watch this weekend? Amazon will let you binge all 10 episodes of this terrific series.


The new Kanye West album has been looming over the pop culture collective unconscious for months.


The Obama administration’s legal justification for bombing Syria, explained


Just how much influence does the league have within the network anyway? And does this offer a clue?


A startup called 3D-4U lets fans watch through the Rift at the Jaguars’ stadium.



