
“Bandersnatch”: The Possibility—and Peril—of Story
Stories are never one-way streets. It’s not just what the story’s creator pours into them; we, the consumer, bring elements to the party as well—our

Stories are never one-way streets. It’s not just what the story’s creator pours into them; we, the consumer, bring elements to the party as well—our
See ya, 2018. Wouldn’t want to be ya. Who would? The year was so crazy that even Vincent Van Gogh would have suggested it get

In Social Animals, a new documentary directed by Jonathan Ignatius Green, a teen laments the chaos that is Instagram: “You have to deal with the

Hardly a week goes by these days without something somewhere in popular culture offending someone, it seems. Several more such stories made the rounds on

I’ll be seeing Once Upon a Deadpool today—the new PG-13 version of the very, very, VERRRRRY R-rated Deadpool 2. But already, without having seen a

As you’ve probably heard by now, Stan Lee died yesterday at the age of 95. Many have eulogized Lee as a “comics legend,” and that’s

When I grow up I want to be… A veterinarian. A singer. An astronaut. I don’t know about you, but when I was a kid

For most of us, being genuinely frightened is probably something we try to avoid in the real world. But when it comes to entertainment, the

I get a lot of emails that make me scratch my head. I’m guessing you can relate. For instance, I regularly get one from a

It’s not easy to find heroes these days. So it was nice to see Drew Brees, quarterback for the New Orleans Saints and apparently all-around
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