May 2012
The Tangential: Let’s Fight the Internet TV Axis... →
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I’m not going to get all George Bush Jr. on you by actually insinuating that something is evil and naming names. But we all know there are a few highly organized entertainment corporations out there actively working not to serve their customers, but to screw them over to keep a dying industry…
April 2012
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Most-read Daily Planet arts stories of April 2012
1. Steven Spielberg’s War Horse charges shamelessly into your heart (by Jay Gabler, December 25, 2011)
2. Bully is an enormously moving call to action (by Jay Gabler, April 13)
3. Thor: Heavy hangs the hand that holds the hammer (or, Blondes really don’t have more fun) (by Jay Gabler, May 6, 2011)
4. Theater Latté Da’s Spring Awakening: Hell, yeah (by Matthew A. Everett,...
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Workhouse Theatre's "Copenhagen" is a lot to wrap...
On paper, Copenhagen is a tough sell: raise your hand if you want to sit on a folding chair for two and a half hours watching three middle-aged white people arguing about morality, politics, and physics. But then, these aren’t just any middle-aged white people: they’re the people who, playwright Michael Frayn argues, virtually held the fate of the world in their hands in the 1940s....
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I hope you are doing well! :) Its me Prashanti here again and I am here to...
– Just received the world’s cutest customer service e-mail, from “Prashanti P.” at Google. The e-mail refers to a Google ad we’ve been running for my Cavalia review; the ad was temporarily yanked by Google on the basis that the ad used a registered trademark (the name...
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Miranda Lambert at Target Center: The new Queen of...
Miranda Lambert presents herself as a country “bad girl,” a chick with a pistol tucked away in her jeans, a flask of whiskey in the glove box of her car, and a broken heart seeking revenge against those good-for-nothing cowboys who’ve done her wrong. Where Taylor Swift simpers sweetly and Carrie Underwood yowls like a 2-D pop star in sparkly minidresses, denim-clad Lambert...
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Should news publications get on Pinterest?
Today on the Zeus Jones blog, Becky Lang argues that the hot new social networking site Pinterest is suitable for some brands—”products that have a connection to the world of design, emotion, inspiration”—and not others (“Products like, say—aspirin, are going to feel out of place unless you get real creative”). Are news organizations like the Daily Planet brands that...
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