Culture Archive
Archives for January 2015
In a speech, Paul argued that judges should intervene to protect people’s “liberty to contract.”
After 30 years, the infamous Robert Durst finally opens up about his troubled past.
You don’t have time for 60 movies, but you can watch 11.
A TV series about the perils of techno-addiction, as visually sleek as a Jony Ive fantasy.
Bob Greenblatt, NBC’s chairman of the entertainment, has explained why Cosby’s show was canceled.
Would she approve? Is she a Republican?
The retail giant is much more vulnerable than people realize.
Can Jessica Chastain run for president?
This is the first time in a decade that none of the best picture nominees have told a woman’s story
For the first time in 20 years, an Asian-American family will be the focus of a network television sitcom. And the show’s title is already causing a stir.
Think movie ticket prices are keeping you from seeing movies in theaters? You might be surprised.
Boom.
“I am knocked for six by this,” said Benedict Cumberbatch.
Diversity was the big story, but there were still reasons — here and there — for film fans to cheer.
Here are the clues and details you may have missed.