Culture Archive
Archives for September 2014
Oliver reviews Roger Goodell’s 45 minute, entirely meaningless press conference
A legal scholar argues that revenge porn, death threats, and other online harassment deprives women of the opportunity to fully participate in online life.
How social media changed American TV, the sex jokes that irked the Uzbek government and more.
Let’s measure the good and bad in all major storylines, shall we?
The Re/code staff cleans up nice to step behind the cameras.
It’s the best show on television, and there’s no better time to get into it.
A very detailed map of where Liam Neeson has employed his very particular set of skills, on how many people, and with what set of tools.
A new investigation shows that the commissioner and his friends are more powerful than the NFL’s stated policies. That’s why he has to go
A survey of many of this season’s new television shows and their main protagonists reads as if it were a roster of women tailor-made to go head-to-head with the best fixer in DC.
The opening credits told you everything you needed to know to watch the show and featured some fine mugging from Bill Cosby himself.
CBS’s new drama debuts Sunday and really wants to be the next Good Wife. It likely won’t get there.
Ray Rice is not the first NFL player to assault a woman.
Fall TV premiere dates 2014: Here’s a list of every show coming out from now until the end of the year, and when they premiere on your television to help you prepare for the months ahead.
In a New York Times piece on black women and TV that missed many points, this one might have annoyed me the most.