Culture Archive
Archives for October 2014
Harvard Business School now has a case study that lets us know what kind of a CEO she is
Carrie Mathison used to be one of TV’s best characters. What went wrong?
Explained in clips bursting with unintended hilarity.
The danger of recalled cars in America and the best headlines of Texas.
Apple’s Beats Music service, like all the other subscription music services, rents music for $10 a month. Apple wants a price cut.
They were impressed with Mr. Sandler’s body of work. Sandler was impressed that Netflix rhymed with “wet chicks.”
Congestion statistics from Level 3 suggest that big broadband providers are demanding cash to deliver traffic to their own customers — and letting customers’ service slow down if they don’t pay up.
A rapper and a billionaire, among others, take on America’s drug policies.
Television likes to pretend that most LGBT people are white.
From Sandy Koufax to Jackie Robinson, to the most Jewish team ever: the Negro Leagues’ Belleville Grays
The star of “The Waterboy” and “Punch-Drunk Love” will make four movies for the streaming video service.
The movie adaptation of the novel is twisty, brilliant — and hilarious to boot.
The secret warning sign is hidden in the episode titles.
DC says it’s about empowering boys and girls. Its merchandise says different.