Culture Archive
Archives for August 2015
They don’t have bad blood.
The romantic new “Out of Africa”–inspired video invites Scott Eastwood to the stage.
The show starts at 9 p.m. — let the live-blogging begin.
See what it really looked like — and why we remember it so differently.
A five-year deal with Epix is expiring, which means no more “Hunger Games” or “Transformers.”
Everything you need to know about the last season, what might have come next, and Fuller’s next project, American Gods.
Re/code writers stop typing for a few minutes to talk on TV and radio.
He changed people’s understanding of the brain through lovingly told stories about his patients.
Despite numerous strong elements, the show horribly overrelies on bad voiceover to tell its story.
Oliver Sacks’s new memoir contemplates the pitfalls of mass media engagement.
Superheroes don’t need to be all doom and gloom.
The shooting was recorded on live video.
There are hundreds of stories — and counting.
From adding Elaine to Seinfeld to tweaking the storytelling on The Americans, network notes can make TV better.
Jessica Jones is Netflix and Marvel’s next superhero. Her comic book will haunt you.