Culture Archive
Archives for October 2015
Bones isn’t the only one that’s haunted.
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It could completely break the show.
Michael Nash will oversee the world’s biggest music label in its negotiations with Spotify and YouTube.
I have big dreams, and they have very little in common with an employer’s dreams.
Abbi and Ilana value RBG, and also comfort.
YouTube’s legion of makeup gurus are here to help you put the year’s pop culture on your face this holiday.
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The ‘80s-set cop drama stars Ed Westwick as a serial killer.
It’s the first major U.S. sporting event to be publicly broadcast live in virtual reality.
The best “cable killer” is the simplest solution.
The new service’s Shakespeare-and-classics-heavy selection is great for classics junkies, but maybe not for casual theatergoers.
Sometimes a billion isn’t a billion (say the TV guys, who hope that’s true).
When should media companies disclose distant relationships to other companies?
Not all of us love getting scared.
This weekend’s new wide releases — including Steve Jobs, The Last Witch Hunter, and a new Paranormal Activity movie — all drove away viewers in their own special ways.