Aja Romano
Former Senior Culture Writer
Latest articles by Aja Romano
The Olivier-winning play from Jez Butterworth juggles 21 actors, a baby, and a goose — with a dark strain of Irish nationalism.
Black Olympians Florence Griffith–Joyner and Tommie Smith got a Carter family salute.
Here are all the things you didn’t know about the 35-year-old scarefest.
The ghosts are back, and they’ve brought friends!
Contention over the “like” button reveals deeper tensions among Twitter and its user base.
Mike Flanagan’s new series is a family drama first. That makes it all the more terrifying when the actual ghosts arrive.
Writer Chuck Wendig found out the hard way that fake internet outrage can have real consequences.
The new movie does indeed have an end-credits moment. Here’s what it means.
The massive data dump reveals how trolls disrupt and destabilize local and global politics.
Meet vote-rolling — like Rickrolling for voter registration.