Culture Archive
Archives for January 2015
It’s a “part acqui-hire.”
I sat down with Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer, the creators, writers, and stars of Broad City.
The company weathered the cyber attack only to face a new challenge.
A former Wall Street analyst says he can help Hollywood slow slumping home movie sales.
Spectators sent and received the equivalent of 18 million social media posts with photos during the game.
Fears of copyright lawsuits from the famously litigious King estate forced the creators of Selma to paraphrase the civil rights leader rather than quoting him directly.
It will have a bigger budget but still be largely the same show on Yahoo as it was on NBC.
Relax. Take it easy. Write at your own pace.
The former Arkansas governor continued his anti-Beyoncé book tour, with the Obamas as the latest targets.
Who exactly is that dirty-looking bearded man?
Also, numerology.
Television news outlets are mainstreaming anti-Muslim bigotry, and it’s getting worse.
Last night’s Ohio State/Oregon game was historic. But next year’s College Football Championship will be even more important for the TV business.
“I have no ideas and I’m not sure where to begin,” Allen said.
Genius was started as a rap lyrics site, but it’s raised more than $50 million to “annotate the world.”
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