Monday, June 1, 2009
Republibot Sends Sci-Fi News to the Right
A new sci-fi news website is growing as a resource for conservatives who feel the rest of the pop culture world is in a political galaxy far, far away from them.
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Star Trek, Star Wars, Transformers Warp Into New Merchandise
Now you can kick off your Star Trek shows, climb into Star Wars bed and read the fan fiction you stored on your Transformers flash drive–all thanks to the summer’s more creative movie-marketing merchandise.
Monday, March 30, 2009
Virtual Sets Move Hollywood Closer to Holodeck
High-end filmmakers aren’t just making movies these days. They’re building virtual worlds before shooting a single frame of film, using digital tools that blur the lines between animation and live-action, virtual sets and physical soundstage, photorealistic cartoon characters and motion-captured human beings.
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
SXSW: Objectified Teaches Us ‘You Are What You Own’
The hurricane is coming. You have 20 minutes to grab the objects in your house that are most important to you. What do you reach for first?
That’s a question asked by Rob Walker, who writes the Consumed column for The New York Times, at the very end of Objectified, director Gary Hustwit’s brilliant documentary about industrial design. The film, which premiered here at South by Southwest to a packed house Saturday, is an examination of the objects that surround us — the gadgets, furniture, cars, appliances and everyday things that we collect, consume and, ultimately, throw away.
Monday, July 7, 2008
Tea, Tennis, Faceless Aliens at Wimbledon
As the 2008 Wimbledon fortnight played itself out, the event offered all of its traditional trappings–immaculately mown grass, clean yellow tennis balls, breakfasts of strawberries and cream and well-dressed faceless alien androids.
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