By J. S. Martin, Culture Desk
For the past five years, the entertainment industry has been chasing the dragon of the "cinematic universe." Everything had to be connected. Every frame had to contain an Easter egg. Watching a movie felt less like leisure and more like studying for a final exam. kajolxxx, latest
Neptune’s Wrath is the safe bet: a $250 million CGI spectacle about oil drillers on a sentient moon. It’s loud, it’s fine, and you’ll forget it while walking to the car. Every frame had to contain an Easter egg
The podcast that every agent in Hollywood is trying to get a piece of right now is Invoices , a 10-part series following the accounts receivable department of a mid-sized Cincinnati forklift distributor. It sounds like a joke. It is not. Hosted by a former Wall Street Journal reporter with a voice like melted butter, Invoices turns the drama of "Net 30 payment terms" into a nail-biter. It’s loud, it’s fine, and you’ll forget it
