How Content Scores Big With America’s Soccer Revoltion
With the universally-loved TV series Ted Lasso and the rippling news of actors Ryan Reynold’s and Rob McElhenney’s purchase of Welsh football team Wrexham (and the documentary that came with it), “soccer awareness” in the United States may be at an all-time high.
How Christopher Nolan and ‘Oppenheimer’ Keep Us Engaged
This past weekend, ‘Oppenheimer’ set the record for highest grossing film set in World War II, running up a total of over $500 million. With many critics being left shocked by how fast an R-rated movie flew past the threshold, there is a lot of hype surrounding the film – but many moviegoers still feel hesitant diving into a film of its length.
Is the Extinction of Movie Theaters Soon Inevitable?
Earlier this week as Cineworld – owner of Regal Cinemas – announced that they are considering filing for bankruptcy, AMC Entertainment stock plummeted roughly 40%. With these reports, the continuing trend of economic decline in the movie & entertainment industry became even more apparent as we continue to immerse ourselves in the rapid rise of online streaming.
And Just Like That… *Spoiler Alert: Sex and The City Reboot*
For those of us that shamelessly indulged in the masterpiece that is Sex and the City, most of us were thrilled to hear that the show was coming back for round 2 seventeen years after the original series concluded.
The Era of the Don Drapers
If you’ve seen AMC’s Mad Men, you’ve probably wondered how to get a job in advertising—STAT. All jokes aside, the series paints a picture of advertising on Madison Avenue in the 1960’s complete with groundbreaking creative pitches, luxurious client dinners, and never-ending happy hours (seriously, all day long). It was a time when creative executives reigned supreme and the copy machine was considered a breakthrough piece of technology.
How “Ted Lasso” is Changing Americans’ Relationship with Soccer
You may have grown up bickering with your sisters and brothers over who got to play the next FIFA match on the PlayStation. Maybe you spent your Saturday mornings kicking around a soccer ball at youth soccer games (without knowing what you were doing, of course). Admit it; you tried watching the World Cup… before switching the channel after a few minutes of sheer indifference.