Damn, this woman is brave. Moving to music news for March 15, 2022. Did Marilyn Manson threaten a former assistant with legal action over some #MeToo allegations? Meanwhile, former Evan Rachel Wood says
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Facebook is not having a good year, what with the Cambridge Analytica scandal, slowing growth and a huge dump in the stock price. In the midst of all this are a series of
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In a smart, essential and crucial move, the Canadian Parliament voted in support of net neutrality, protecting the ability of Canadians to access the internet without considering or worrying about paid fast lanes
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[NOTE: I’m on vacation this week, so there will probably be fewer postings than usual. – AC] Eight years ago today, Apple released the first iPads. Zooming up today, here’s what we have
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If you’re a fan of Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, you’re probably familiar with dancing zebras. Traffic cops in Brazil are using crossing guards dressed up in zebra costumes to get drivers
Read MoreIn case you missed Last Week Tonight with John Oliver this weekend, you should know that Weird Al managed to articulate US foreign relations diplomacy in a much better way than anyone in
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For the second time in three years, John Oliver has again used his position on a popular TV show to issue a call to action on net neutrality protections in the US. For
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From all reports, Donald Trump watches a lot of television. A lot. And sadly, he gets all the news he feels he needs for places like Fox News. Given his choice of viewing,
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The Democrats managed to get a bunch of celebs to cover “Fight Song” by Rachel Platten as a way of endorsing Hillary Clinton. Of course, Stephen Colbert couldn’t leave it alone. One of
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Every four years, there are a series of kerfluffles about artists getting bent out of shape when political candidates use their music has part of a campaign rally. This US election cycle is
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Yes, it’s cicada time again. This cohort dates back to 1999 and a lot has happened aboveground since then.
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