Culture Archive
Archives for July 2015
Y Combinator day is cool. Is a hit TV show cooler?
The series simply assumes we’re going to care about it. That’s a dangerous thing for any TV series to do.
So many crazycakes bananapants moments in one gobsmackingly great episode of TV.
Apple uses humans to make playlists; Spotify uses software. Will users care?
The ad deal that DraftKings inked with ESPN is massive, but much smaller than the initial deal they had in place.
The whole ordeal was an empty exercise in doing something cool that was ultimately devoid of meaning.
Google earnings, the new Microsoft Word for Mac, Uber’s $7.3 million California fine and U.S. wireless networks.
In the document, the comedian reveals details of a sexual relationship with one accuser and explains the way he hid his extramarital encounters from his wife.
It’s about Tig the human, not Tig the comedian.
Fry, Bender, Leela, and the rest of the gang were voiced by an incredibly talented cast.
The director of Schumer’s new movie, Trainwreck, on the value of personal stories, why he believes in Schumer so deeply, whether he thinks the criticism of his female characters is warranted, and what he’s writing next.
We break down the highs and lows of Marvel’s latest, oddest superhero tale.
Too late for Aereo.
The Big Bang Theory was dropped. Empire was snubbed. And what do we have to do to get The Americans a nomination?