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The Sci Fi Short Story That Rocked Wall Street

March 22, 2026May 13, 2026 Dan Friedman 0 Comments ai agents, ai and labor, ai disruption, ai economy, AI ethics, ai risk, artificial intelligence, automation, capitalism, citrini research, consumer economy, Darwin, dystopian fiction, financial commentary, financial markets, Freud, future of work, Galileo, ghost gdp, H.G. Wells, John Wyndham, Jonathan Swift, King Kong, market panic, science fiction, speculative fiction, Taylorism, the 2028 global intelligence crisis, unemployment, Wall Street, white collar jobs

Citrini became famous overnight by its dystopian tale of artificial intelligence

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Sanderson Fandom in Turmoil as Iconic Soundtrack Faces Takedown

March 20, 2026March 23, 2026 J. Barnes 3 Comments Apple TV Plus, black piper, book soundtrack, Brandon Sanderson, cosmere, dragonsteel, fan backlash, fandom culture, fantasy adaptations, film adaptation, genre fandom, intellectual property, kaladin soundtrack, michael bahnmiller, Mistborn, music rights, shallans lullaby, spotify streaming, stormlight archive, stormlight archive adaptation, streaming rights, the way of kings, tv adaptation

After Apple bought the rights to The Stormlight Archive, lawyers have threatened a beloved fan ‘book soundtrack’

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Not Quite Into the ‘Mouth of the Wolf’

March 19, 2026March 22, 2026 Michael Washburn 6 Comments Amanda Knox, Amanda Knox case, Christopher Robinson, Giuliano Mignini, Hulu documentaries, Innocence Project, Italian justice system, Meredith Kercher, Mouth of the Wolf, Perugia murder case, Raffaele Sollecito, Rudy Guede, trial by media, true crime documentaries

Amanda Knox goes back to Italy with her husband

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As for the Audiences, Just ‘Fackham Hall’

March 19, 2026March 23, 2026 Neal Pollack 1 Comment adult humor, agatha christie homage, airplane inspiration, bechdel test parody, blazing saddles reference, british comedy, british manor setting, comedy film review, comedy writing, Damian Lewis, downton abbey parody, Emma Laird, fackham hall, farce, film satire, genre parody, hbo max streaming, irreverent comedy, jimmy carr, katherine waterston, lady gaga joke, locked room mystery, mel brooks influence, netflix comparison, period drama spoof, slapstick comedy, spoof film, tailor swift pun, the naked gun, thomasin mckenzie, tom felton, trainspotting reference, wordplay jokes, young frankenstein comparison, zucker brothers style

Jimmy Carr’s ‘Downtown Abbey’ parody has been overlooked so far

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‘Project Hail Mary’: Across the Ryanverse

March 17, 2026March 23, 2026 Dan Friedman 3 Comments 2001 a space odyssey comparison, alien buddy movie, alien communication, Amazon MGM Studios, Andy Weir, astronaut films, astrophage, book to film adaptation, Christopher Miller, deep space survival, Drew Goddard, first contact sci fi, lord and miller films, Phil Lord, Project Hail Mary, project hail mary movie, Ridley Scott, rocky eridian, Ryan Gosling, Ryan Reynolds, Sandra Hüller, sci fi movies 2026, sci-fi comedy, science fiction adaptation, space movies, spider verse creators, the lego movie creators, The Martian, the martian comparison

Phil Lord and Christopher Miller are back, with an Andy Weir adaptation

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Jack Kerouac on the Run

March 15, 2026March 18, 2026 Michael Washburn 1 Comment Allen Ginsberg, Beat Generation, Grolier Club, Jack Kerouac, literary exhibitions, On The Road, William S. Burroughs

A new Grolier Club exhibition reveals unexpected sides of the Beat writer — an athlete and artist whose literary destiny was born from a freak accident.

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‘Love Is Blind’ Shouldn’t Mean Open Season on People’s Looks

March 12, 2026March 17, 2026 Jon Hart 2 Comments body shaming, Chris Fusco, dating show drama, gender and body standards, height shaming, Love Is Blind, Netflix reality TV, reality television culture, reality TV villains, short men stigma, social media backlash

A lovers’ rift leads to bad behavior on a reality tv show

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Who Will Win the Oscars? A Special BFG Podcast

March 12, 2026March 13, 2026 Neal Pollack 0 Comments Ana de Armas, Benicio del Toro, Bugonia, First Man, Hamnet, Marty Supreme, Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, One Battle After Another, Oscars, Sinners, The Oscars

Neal Pollack and Stephen Garrett run the rule over this year’s contenders and also savage ‘The Bride!’

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‘Scrubs’ Returns, With Lashings of Millennial Saccharine

March 8, 2026March 10, 2026 Robert Dean 0 Comments 2020s television, Bill Lawrence, Carla Espinosa, classic sitcom revival, comedy drama, comfort television, Donald Faison, Dr Cox, Dr Hooch, Dr Kelso, Elliot Reid, Gen X nostalgia, hospital comedy, Hulu, JD, Joel Kim Booster, John C. McGinley, John Dorian, Judy Reyes, Ken Jenkins, legacy characters, medical sitcom, Millennial nostalgia, new TV interns, nostalgia TV, Reboot, Robert Maschio, Sacred Heart Hospital, Sam Lloyd, Sarah Chalke, Scrubs, Scrubs reboot, streaming TV, Ted Buckland, television reboot, The Todd, Turk, TV revival, workplace comedy, Zach Braff

Donald Faison and Zach Braff return from phone commercials

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Jeffrey Epstein, Meet Pierce Morehouse Patchett

March 5, 2026March 10, 2026 Samuel Porteous 2 Comments 1990s Cinema, Abuse Of Power, academy awards 1998, blackmail, brian helgeland, bud white, crime films, cultural criticism, Curtis Hanson, Danny DeVito, david strathairn, ed exley, elite corruption, ellis loew, epstein files, epstein scandal, film analysis, film noir, Guy Pearce, hollywood corruption, hollywood history, hollywood mythology, hollywood noir revival, hollywood scandals, james ellroy, Jeffrey Epstein, justice and corruption, kompromat, kompromat politics, la confidential, los angeles history, neo noir, noir cinema, noir literature, organized vice, pierce morehouse patchett, political corruption, power and impunity, ron rifkin, Russell Crowe, sex trafficking, sid hudgens

‘L.A. Confidential’ forecast some of the network of abuse and how we feel about it

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A Bakers Dozen New Book Releases for March 2026

March 4, 2026March 8, 2026 Art McPhail 0 Comments Alice Martin Westward Women, Alicia Jo Rabins When Were Born We Forget Everything, Allison Pataki It Girl, anticipated books spring 2026, Atria Books fiction, Atria Books releases, Ballantine Books historical fiction, Berkley Books thriller, book preview March 2026, Christina Applegate You with the Sad Eyes, Del Rey fantasy, Elizabeth Arnott The Secret Lives of Murderers Wives, Grand Central Publishing books, Kiersten White The Fox and the Devil, Knopf nonfiction, Kory Stamper True Color, Little Brown and Company books, Macmillan books 2026, major book releases 2026, March 2026 book releases, March 2026 books, new literary fiction 2026, Penguin Random House books, Rachel Zoffness Tell Me Where It Hurts, Rebecca Serle Once and Again, Simon and Schuster releases, Soho Crime mysteries, St Martins Press books, Sujata Massey The Star from Calcutta, Women authors 2026, Women's History Month books

13 books for Womens History Month from Christina Applegate, Maggie Smith, Alicia Jo Rabins and more

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Baz Luhrmann Gives Elvis, Belatedly, the Role of His Lifetime

March 2, 2026March 5, 2026 Neal Pollack 5 Comments Baz Luhrmann, Colonel Parker, concert films, Elvis Presley, EPiC Elvis Presley in Concert, Las Vegas shows, music documentaries, Priscilla Presley, rock and roll movies, Tom Hanks

In ‘EPiC,’ lost concert footage captures Elvis Presley at the height of his sweaty, charismatic power.

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After The Beatles, Paul McCartney Scrambled To Get Wings Soaring

March 1, 2026March 3, 2026 Jim Allen 0 Comments Man on the Run, Morgan Neville, music documentaries, Paul McCartney, rock history, The Beatles, Wings

New documentary shows the songster’s rocky road from the Fab Four

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Everything That’s Streaming in March 2026

March 1, 2026March 3, 2026 Jake Harris 0 Comments 1000 Women in Horror, A Perfect Murder, Age of Attraction, alex cooper, Alex Ross Perry, Apple TV, Araminta Hall, Bait, BenDavid Grabinski, Bill Lawrence, Body Double, Bodycam, Charlie Cox, Charlie Kaufman, Chris Perfetti, Cillian Murphy, Clerks, Criterion Channel, Daredevil: Born Again Season 2, David Harbour, Deadloch Season 2, Detective Hole, Disney, DTF St. Louis, Eiza Gonzalez, Elisabeth Moss, Emily Hampshire, Eva H.D., Fairuza Balk, For All Mankind Season 5, Friends Like These: The Murder of Skylar Neese, Fukushima: A Nuclear Nightmare, Guy Ritchie, Gwyneth Paltrow, Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special, HBO Max, Hulu, Imperfect Women, Invincible Season 4, It’s Dorothy!, James Marsden, Jason Bateman, Jessica Jones, Joel Kinnaman, John C. McGinley, John Slattery, Joy Sunday, Judy Garland, Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat, Kate Mara, Kate Siegel, Kayce Dutton, Keith David, Kerry Washington, Krysten Ritter, Kurt Russell, Leo Woodall, Linda Cardellini, Lisa Kudrow, Lost Highway, Luke Grimes, March 2026 streaming guide, Marshals, Mary Harron, Maya Hawke, Michelle Pfeiffer, Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice, Miley Cyrus, MLB Opening Day 2026, Netflix, One Piece Season 2, Paramount, Peacock, Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, Peter Sarsgaard, Phil Dunster, Prime Video, Rachel Weisz, Richard Jenkins, Ring, Riz Ahmed, Rooster, Scarpetta, Seth MacFarlane, Shudder, Sliding Doors, Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen, Stephen Root, Steve Carell, Taylor Sheridan, ted Season 2, The Bachelorette Season 22, The Comeback Season 3, The Fisher King, The Madison, The Mortuary Assistant, The Oscars, The Ring, The Rise of the Red Hot Chili Peppers: Our Brother Hillel, The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives Season 4, The Watermelon Woman, TV premieres March 2026, Two Lovers, VHS Forever, Videodrome, Videoheaven, Vince Vaughn, Vladimir, Wicked For Good, Yellowstone spinoff, Young Sherlock

Steve Carell, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Rachel Weisz plus spinoffs galore, including ‘Peaky Blinders’

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Welcome to the AI-pocalypse

February 26, 2026March 3, 2026 Neal Pollack 0 Comments Charlie Booker, Gore Verbinski, Haley Lu Richardson, Juno Temple, Matthew Robinson, Michael Peña, Sam Rockwell, Terry Gilliam, Zazie Beetz

Gore Verbinski is back with a nutso kind of ‘Black Mirror’ movie