No, The Simpsons Didn’t (Permanently) Kill Off Marge
The Simpsons showed a future without Marge and while it’s not canon, it hit fans harder than expected.
The Rise of iPhone Filmmaking
The iPhone is quietly becoming a serious filmmaking tool and 28 Years Later might be the tipping point.
AI: Where Do We Draw the Line Between Learning and Stealing?
The Anthropic and Disney lawsuits expose the legal and ethical gaps AI can no longer slip through.
Are Long Gaps Between Seasons Killing Streaming Shows?
Long waits between seasons are testing viewers’ patience and putting the future of streaming originals at risk.
The Death of Slow Burn TV
The era of long-form TV storytelling is dying. What are we losing in the race for quick hits?
Is Microsoft Preparing Us for an AI Future Or Leaving People Behind?
Microsoft’s AI is improving but at what cost to the people it’s replacing?
The Satanic Panic That Inspired Stranger Things 4
Inspired by real 1980s hysteria, Stranger Things 4 shows how fear can turn neighbors into a witch-hunting mob.
Automation Can’t Save Us from Awful Jobs
Robots can’t feel stress but we can. So why do we keep projecting our burnout onto machines? Because deep down, we know the jobs are just that bad.
1047 Games Lays Off Staff. Is Splitgate 2 Already in Trouble?
Splitgate 2 isn’t just struggling. It’s facing a trust crisis, and players are already walking away.
Inside the Secret Experiments That Inspired Stranger Things
While Stranger Things is pure fiction, it is rooted in some very real and disturbing history.