End Of Playstation’s Physical Games Could Prelude Game Over For Ownership
Along with concerns over ownership versus licensing, there is the far wider and more disturbing issue of censorship by stealth.
Why Hollywood Has No Successors For Dolly, Curry, Or Cullen
Last week was a harsh one for culture lovers. In less than 48 hours, we lost a trio of titans.
How Clarkson’s Farm Explains Crazy Politics And Future Of Farming
Besides showcasing life on a farm, the show demonstrates the intersection of politics and culture with the effects AI and autonomous robots.
The Problem With Nolan’s Odyssey Is That It’s Not Homer’s Odyssey
By trying to make the Odyssey relatable to the twenty-first century, Nolan made a flash in the pan, not an adaptation of foundational text of the Western world.
In Memory Of Mister Rogers’ Handyman And Music Shop Owner Joe Negri
He played a handyman on TV, but Joe Negri's real work, shaping generations of jazz musicians in Pittsburgh, needed no make believe.