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Joe BerkowitzFast Company |
From the FIFA Peace Prize to bringing back a suspended U.S. player, it’s clear that for FIFA, fans come second to Donald Trump’s whims.
The sci-fi epic depicted a futuristic world where digital oracles tell information-seekers exactly what they want to hear. Sound familiar?
Amid budget cuts, KCRW has doubled down on community events and the personal connection between host and audience—and more subscribers are showing up.
The allegedly ending Iran war has a perfect metaphorical counterpart in another recent Trump project: renovating the reflecting pool.
A comprehensive roundup of every sordid detail about American life and technology as depicted in David Foster Wallace’s novel.
Altman now admits he may have been wrong about the speed and breadth of the white-collar ‘jobs apocalypse.’
‘Nirvanna the Band’ is not a real band. But it may have just saved a real concert venue.
James Murdoch’s private equity firm and Vox may seem like an odd fit, but this time it might actually be different. Here’s why.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced a reality TV road show, then doubled down after the backlash. It’s a tone-deaf move from a tone-deaf...
The president’s powers of intimidation seem to be weakening. ABC is the most recent company to ignore his demands.
The president is saying the latest attempt on his life is evidence of why he needs his massive ballroom. It’s a flawed argument, to say the least.
Even Trump’s PR stunts—something his harshest critics might actually concede are his strength—are flailing.
‘You Need This’ is a timely doc about consumerism. Producer Adam McKay, director Ryan Andrej Lough, and scientist Adam Haar Horowitz reveal how...
AMC’s ‘The Audacity’ is a sharply written, well-acted new series about the foibles of Silicon Valley’s movers and shakers. It’s also utterly...
Body cam of two different celebrity arrests have spawned memes but little reflection. We’re all one bad day away from becoming content against our...
Kalshi’s ad campaign touting its own regulation is an accidental advertisement for why it should be even more regulated—exactly the opposite of...
Humility is in short supply in politics and business these days. Last night, it showed up in Hollywood of all places.
One episode of the paranoia-packed TV show presciently explored the very real AI debates we’re having more than 30 years later.
As Netflix builds out its visual-podcasting slate, some media watchers say we need new language to describe the medium. It might not be that easy.