Culture Archive
Archives for November 2015
Misdemeanor’s back.
The video store era had problems, but it allowed for greater inventory and a sense of personal discovery.
Someone’s chopping onions, right?
Choosing Colbert demonstrates CBS’s commitment to helping the Late Show succeed with him at the helm.
Here’s what it gets wrong.
Carrie clones are all over the TV landscape
The musical has drawn in some powerful people.
The show’s best battle is between a realist and an optimist.
The live-action adaptation of the ‘80s cartoon is truly, truly, truly terrible. It should have taken its cues from Josie and the Pussycats.
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman says the daily fantasy sports sites run afoul of New York gambling laws, and a judge ordered the sites to suspend operations while the issue is litigated.
“I dread reading scripts that have no women involved in their creation.”
Nathan for You strikes again.
Five lessons 007 could learn from Ethan Hunt and company.
How the host shows off his guests’ human sides, in 15 of his most compelling interviews.
John Legere knows how to get attention.