Culture Archive
Archives for November 2024
What normies can learn from a concierge gifting service for celebrities.
HBO’s shockingly fun Dune prequel has a secret weapon: gossiping space divas.
Christmas came early this year — and not just for Trump supporters.
How entertainment, from Morgan Wallen to Twisters, predicted the MAGA pivot.
As more users flee X, a clearer, sunnier social media age is dawning.
It turns out influencers make great boxers — and even better TV.
The magazine giving the honor to John Krasinski in 2024 raises some questions.
Public librarians have to be coders, social workers, and book rec machines. They’re irreplaceable.
The investigation into the murders of Liberty German and Abigail Williams sums up the messy state of true crime.
“Middlebrow” doesn’t mean bad.
4B, the protest movement that boycotts men, explained.
You can’t understand Trump’s win without understanding what young men are doing online.
Who decides what can and can’t be in food in the US?
Everything you wanted to know about the now-euthanized Instagram-famous pet but were too embarrassed to ask.
In the new Netflix documentary “Martha,” her relentless drive becomes her most endearing characteristic.