Culture Archive
Archives for January 2015
Almost 60 percent of the voices on the series are performed by three men.
The dangerous dishonesty of American Sniper’s parallel reality
He wants a fairer world for artists and songwriters
A new survey says 7 million people will stop subscribing to pay TV once HBO goes on the Web.
Bjork speaks about her experience
The best comic books aren’t coming from Marvel or DC. They’re coming from a company called Image.
Was a film set in the 1960s too political for the Academy?
Shares of the video streaming service rose as much as 19 percent in early trading on Wednesday.
The film wants to assure Americans we are fundamentally good people — and that the Iraq war was fundamentally good, too.
Five feminist voices sat down for a chat about their art, their gender, and how much they admire each other.
American Sniper purports to be a movie about one man. But it’s also a story about the Iraq war — one that profoundly distorts what the war was about and how it was fought.
It’s not super surprising that a man who sets many of his novels inside a Denny’s also likes The Red Hot Chili Peppers
“The proof is common sense for Christ’s sake. We don’t have to turn off our brains because ‘the law’ says we’re not supposed to make assumptions,” Wilmore said on Tuesday night’s show.
Florrick may have worn it first, but FLOTUS wore it better.
The rural noir has had its struggles along the way, but it’s also gleefully funny and like little else on TV.