Culture Archive
Archives for September 2014
Heritage Foundation’s Canadian-born expert on America’s founding principles warns that “year-round sports” is leading us toward a dystopia of sexy authoritarianism.
Netflix and other opponents sought special favors to support the deal, the cable giant says.
On Tuesday, the company announced that it had canceled two covers that Milo Manara, the artist responsible for the sexualized Spider-Woman, was slated to draw.
Read the incredibly stupid last line of the Los Angeles Register’s owners’ memo about its shutdown.
As an artist and a musician, Mapei has a sound as global as her heritage.
Strip away all the color and all the dialogue and you have a master class in staging.
The show uses your own knowledge of how modern serialized television works against you.
It is in Italian. OOOOOOH.
That makes more sense.
There are people who like it when these people ruin things for them
There’s so much that’s promising about this new drama — but there are some really clumsy things as well.
Of course there is a lot of fine print. Still, interesting.
As the show settles back into its groove for its sixth season, the unavoidable question is: who is going to step up and take Will’s place?
Can Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer make it rain? Or will she get soaked?
Here are five scenes that prove this series is starting to work as horror (even if most of them were copied from movies).