Two years in the seat,
a drama slate unveiled with starry might.
Lindsay Salt faced a room of creative light,
tasked with steering the BBC’s costly ship through a tightening night.
The post-strike landscape was lean,
American funding grew thin and unseen.
A 'two-tier system' loomed, a fearful theme,
but Salt refused to let that be the dream.
She rallied the industry to protect the...
Three acclaimed actresses - Toni Collette, Merritt Wever, and Kaitlyn Dever - have signed on for roles in the upcoming series "Unbelievable."
The show draws inspiration from the Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalism piece "An Unbelievable Story of Rape," published collaboratively by The Marshall Project and ProPublica.
In the series, Collette and Wever will portray detectives whose...
Netflix Brings Panama Papers Scandal to the Big Screen
In a groundbreaking collaboration, Netflix has partnered with John Wells Productions to develop a feature film based on one of the most significant financial exposés of our time - the Panama Papers scandal.
The streaming giant has acquired exclusive rights to the book "Panama Papers: Breaking the Story of How the World's Rich and...
Apple's guidelines allow rejection of apps deemed objectionable,
yet decisions often appear inconsistent and arbitrary.
While citing decency standards,
rejections have targeted political satire, like a Pulitzer-winning cartoonist's app,
while allowing content like ifartmobile's olfactory humor.
This selective enforcement fuels controversy,
turning rejections into unexpected publicity for some...
NAACP Awards Highlights
The 57th NAACP Image Awards nominations showcase a vibrant year for Black storytelling across entertainment.
Ryan Coogler's acclaimed horror film 'Sinners,' starring Michael B. Jordan, leads the cinematic field with an impressive 18 nominations.
Spike Lee's 'Highest 2 Lowest' follows in film with nine nods.
In television, the recently concluded 'Bel-Air' tops the...
Wellness Industry Scandal
The finale leaves Belle Gibson not in prison, but in a gilded cage of her own making, basking by a pool.
She thrives, a chilling contrast to the wreckage she leaves behind. Chanelle mourns a friend lost to real illness, while Lucy grapples with the dangerous delay of her own treatment.
The series uses pop anthems as a soundtrack to toxicity, framing Belle as a modern...
A fabricated identity within tech journalism has been exposed, revealing a long-running deception.
The individual, presenting as both a blogger and a CTO, published analyses criticizing Windows performance.
His dual personas were leveraged to create a false echo chamber, misleading several publications.
This scheme successfully circulated exaggerated claims about Windows Vista and 7 for years....
The New Yorker at 100
Celebrating a century of literary excellence, The New Yorker has established itself as a cornerstone of American culture through its compelling journalism, innovative fiction, striking covers, and witty cartoons. To mark its 100th anniversary, a revealing new documentary titled The New Yorker at 100 has been unveiled, offering an intimate look into the magazine's enduring...
The Late Afternoon Drama: Remembering a TV Phenomenon
Those familiar with 1990s television culture can easily recall the rhythmic audience chants that became synonymous with one particular program dominating the afternoon airwaves. When students found themselves confined to bed with illness, television became their companion, and inevitably they would discover the theatrical spectacle that...
Predictions for 2017 in MMORPGs
As 2016 wraps up and we look ahead to 2017, the Massively Overthinking team is back with their signature mix of bold and playful predictions for the MMORPG landscape. What surprises might the new year hold? Here’s our take.
First, expect the shadow of Turbine's legacy to loom large, with most discussions referencing how it once shaped the genre rather than...