Culture Archive
Archives for March 2015
Tuesday marks the 20th anniversary of the death of Selena Quintanilla-Pérez.
The next time you will see Robin Williams, the legendary comedian and actor who died in 2014, in a commercial will be 2039.
The show’s ratings aren’t great, but its critical praise is through the roof.
Nothing here is changing at all.
A button for ordering laundry detergent might seem silly, but we’re going to see a lot more simple, single-purpose computing devices in the future.
The law has drawn criticism for potentially allowing discrimination against LGBT people.
Jay Z is one of the best rappers in the game, but he’s also the smartest businessman in music.
Trevor Noah, the newly crowned prince of The Daily Show, isn’t exactly as progressive and unbiased as we might want him to be.
It’s unbelievably unfair that we give summer so much attention when there are three whole other seasons just sitting there.
Whitney Dow, creator of the Whiteness Project, says the messenger matters.
The five best jokes from Comedy Central’s Justin Bieber roast.
“Games are designed to have these moments of delight.” Is sharing them delightful, too?
Deadpool isn’t anything like the Guardians of the Galaxy. But that doesn’t mean the movie needs an R rating to be good.
Millions of customers love buying products on Amazon with one click. Can Amazon do the same thing for home services?
It’ll also help explain why we haven’t found a “cure.”