Culture Archive
Archives for October 2014
Bringing back “Twin Peaks” would be a damn fine idea.
The king of cable TV will sell Web games as an extra, not as an alternative to its core programming.
Reviewing the whole season, episode by episode, in screencaps.
The celebrated author suggests that the US government faked the ISIS beheading videos and is plotting to bring Ebola to America.
The inventors of tomorrow speak.
An unprecedented number of people wrote it to protect the internet from overreaching ISPs, but the government will almost certainly ignore them.
Redbox Instant is shutting down “because it was not as successful as we hoped it would be.”
And it’s got singing in it!
Who knows anymore? It’s Twitter.
Has Netflix really changed the TV business? And will it change the film business?
An American cameraman who had been hired by the network to cover the epidemic has tested positive for the virus.
This is one of those years. We’re around two years away from the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio De Janeiro , and the World Championships, the most prestigious competition aside from the Olympic games, begins on Saturday in Nanning, China.
Pop princess Taylor Swift will descend from her royal throne this fall to help weaklings try and become C-list pop stars on NBC’s reality singing show The Voice.