Culture Archive
Archives for June 2015
It won’t be back until 2016, so you’ll need binge-watching recommendations. Fortunately, we have them.
Book readers are, for the first time, just as in the dark as everyone else.
Her beef: Apple’s free three-month trial. “These are not the complaints of a spoiled, petulant child.”
The movie’s roars rely on a surprising array of sounds, including dolphins.
Behold, the Vox staff’s picks for the season’s highest highs and lowest lows.
The actor’s TV show is made from hundreds and hundreds of clips sent in via his website.
After three episodes, I’m kind of dreading whatever might come next.
The latest episode might have confused those who haven’t read the books. We can clear up that confusion.
The new season is just another cop drama, and the comedies that follow are no great shakes either.
Pixar’s latest is as beautiful as it is abstract, as daring as it is intelligent. It’s also the best film of 2015 so far.
It was much better in the book. Here’s why.
Comedy Central considered other big names before settling on Trevor Noah as Stewart’s replacement.
He’s headed back to MSNBC, where he started.
Inflation and 3D ticket charges had very, very little to do with its success.
Batman Forever is 20 years old. Batman Begins is 10. And both had a powerful effect on superhero films.