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Furious 7 Speeds to Victory

It wasn’t exactly a shocker that Furious 7, the latest chapter in the durable Fast and Furious franchise, took the checkered flag this weekend. But

Ad and A.D. Add Up to a Big Easter on TV

About 3.7 million people tuned in to watch Bill O’Reilly’s Killing Jesus on the National Geographic Channel last Sunday—the most ever to watch a show

Culture

Music Videos Shape Teens’ Values

MTV doesn’t focus much on music these days. But the medium that the cable channel helped pioneer back in the 1980s, the music video, continues

Movies

Home’ is Where the Money Is

All right now, click your heels together and repeat after me: There’s no movie like Home. There’s no movie like Home. There’s no movie like

The Phenomenon That Is Garth Brooks

There aren’t a lot of musicians these days that can sell out arenas. But as of last fall, and coming out of “retirement,” Garth Brooks

Culture

The Cost of Cutting Cable

This past weekend, I cut the cable cord. And immediately broke into a cold sweat. “Could I do it?” I wondered while fighting the urge

Tech

A Tweet Birthday Message

Twitter can be mean. It can be nasty. But sometimes it can be the little ray of sunshine that I imagine its creators always hoped

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Insurgent Conquers Box Office

In the Divergent franchise, people typically fill one of five primary factions: Abnegation, Amity, Candor, Dauntless and Erudite. But this weekend, another faction was in

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