Can the Internet Save Us After This Pandemic?
Can the internet save us? In his book on the Pandemic, David Eagleman argues that the future will need the strength of the internet.
Culture
Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day with Corned Beef
Whether your reasons for celebrating St. Patrick’s Day are personal or social, you can’t go wrong with serving crockpot corned beef!
Crooning and Controversy: Contextualizing The Super Bowl LIII Halftime Show
This weekend, all eyes will be on Maroon 5 as they headline the Super Bowl LIII Halftime Show, but the big event warrants some contextualization.
Five Habits to Kick off 2019 Right
There are so many small habits that you can incorporate into your life that will help you stick to your long-term resolutions and goals.
Christian Bale Shines as Dick Cheney in Vice
While Vice definitely has its faults, Christian Bale shines as Former Vice President Dick Cheney and makes this comedy-drama by Adam McKay worth watching.
Alfonso Cuarón’s Roma Premieres on Netflix
It’s hard to argue that Roma isn’t a good movie, but the lack of character development and the slow-moving pace leave room for improvement.
ADAM RUINS EVERYTHING: Learning Disguised With Comedy
TruTV’s comedy show – Adam Ruins Everything – returned for a third season last week to ruin many more misconceptions for their viewers.
Thanksgiving Films to Watch this Holiday Season
If you’re suffering from the post-Halloween blues and are already putting up Christmas decorations, take a halt because there’s some turkey to carve first. Thanksgiving has become an essential part of American culture over the last 400 years. There’s no denying that eating turkey, spending time with family, watching football, and waiting in line for Black …
HOUSE OF CARDS Season Six Disarms Womankind
Where the finals season of House of Cards has an opportunity to be effective in new ways is where it fails, as women are gifted leadership, and then shamed.
CORIOLANUS Brings the Magic of Cinema to the Stage
Let’s get this out of the way immediately: Coriolanus is not Shakespeare’s best play. Not even close. With the exception of the titular hero, it lacks the memorable characters of Hamlet, Macbeth, or Romeo and Juliet. People who quote Shakespeare never quote Coriolanus. There’s never a moment in the play where you’ll think “oh, that’s …
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