Culture Archive
Archives for September 2015
The actors — including a Voldemort-esque Depp — are giving their all. But there’s not nearly enough there to give.
We’ve found room to reward everything from Inside Amy Schumer to Game of Thrones
The unfortunate history of racial bias in photography
Here is the story of Ahmed Mohamed, why it’s become such a big deal, and what it reveals about American society.
His latest press tour included quite a slip.
Wikipedia’s elite users will fight over anything. It’s hilarious — and highly productive.
Steve Rannazzisi, who plays Kevin on the FXX comedy, confessed to lying for 14 years about working in the World Trade Center.
The network desperately wants to target Middle Americans. Why can’t it stop condescending to them?
Muppets! Supergirl! Spaceships! Musical numbers! And a bunch of other things both good and bad.
The two entities will split ad revenue tied to the content.
Blume approached the awkward fragility of puberty with grace and humor.
In its fourth season, Project Greenlight examines the core reasons Hollywood isn’t more diverse.
The future used to involve books projected on your ceiling.
The reaction to a newly announced Mary Poppins feature reveals that we’ve gotten a little confused about how we talk about movies that are repurposing old content in new ways.
The acquisition dramatically increases Vubiquity’s reach.