Culture Archive
Archives for September 2015
I took a deep dive, binge-watching back-catalog shows and sampling originals in an effort to crown the king of streaming.
September 16 marks the legendary musician’s birthday.
“It’s very simple business. Very simple.”
Isaac Caldiero is the first to snag the $1 million prize.
He showed real estate savvy that would impress any investor.
Colbert has two women on a staff of 19 writers. That’s not unusual.
Each app, which costs $3 a month, will focus on some aspect of the women’s personality.
Bucket drumming is surprisingly easy to track to one person.
In the Project Greenlight season premiere, he tries to pass the buck when he’s the one who can make a difference.
The magazine’s frustrating photo sums up late night’s biggest problem.
The future of TV looks bright. But nobody quite knows how to get from here to there.
The show’s visual aesthetic is surprisingly similar to the classic outer space saga.
What do you do when a movie is its own spoiler alert? The new horror film Goodnight Mommy has a good idea.
This is how the sound of justice was made.
Leslye Headland’s new film is aggressively honest, and hilarious.