Pop Culture
Culture is a reflection of your community, and popular culture tells the story of many communities in real time. We talk about the best (and sometimes the worst) it has to offer, while providing keen insight and analysis about the things that you care most about.
The mind behind one of the most iconic cartoons of all time has passed away. Scooby-Doo co-creator Joe Ruby, a lifelong writer, producer, and cartoon creator, died of natural causes yesterday at 87. Ruby, along […]
Did you notice an uptick in DC related content over the past few weeks? Many eager fans attended the new DC FanDome event, while other casual viewers were able to enjoy new content and trailers […]
The X-Files is one of those shows that defined a generation. And years after going after the air, rebooting, and then going off the air once more the show still lingers and remains more timely […]
The latest update to Tobe Hooper’s horror classic has already reached a snag. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre sequel shut down only a week into production. But don’t worry, they’re rebooting it. Yes, I Said, […]
With the uncertain future of DC Universe in light of AT&T consolidating WarnerMedia’s assets, we can forget that they are still making shows. The flagship series, Titans, is set to shoot season 3 in Gotham […]
WarnerMedia launches investigation after Ray Fisher claims of inappropriate behvarious on set of Justice League on social media.
There’s a new, mature series coming out in November, and something inevitable. We’re getting another Wolverine title called Black, White, and Blood. As Marvel Comics describes it, each issue will feature three short stories from […]
There has been a lot of discussion lately about what is considered ‘canon’ in the world of genre fiction. In light of the recent Hugo’s backlash, many authors have taken to social media to share […]
Ray Fisher allegations against Geoff Johns is the newest coming from the sets of the Justice League movie by the Cyborg actor.
For people of a certain age, the name Dungeons & Dragons brings to mind the heyday of the “Satanic Panic.” In the early 1980s, pearl-clutching mothers and fathers worried about heavy metal, drugs, and tabletop […]
