Culture Crash: Celebrating The Season With Classic Holiday Tunes
We're giving our recommendations for the perfect holiday soundtrack, from Chuck Berry’s ‘Run Run Rudolph’ to Nat King Cole’s ‘Joy to the World.’’

A weekly update on what’s new in American entertainment. Short and to the point, each Culture Crash episode focuses on a singular topic within TV, movies, music or books and breaks it down for listeners.

We're giving our recommendations for the perfect holiday soundtrack, from Chuck Berry’s ‘Run Run Rudolph’ to Nat King Cole’s ‘Joy to the World.’’

Shawn Mendes is stepping away from his pop star roots and embracing a more mature, indie rock sound with his latest album, Shawn.

A Real Pain is a road trip “dramedy” that mixes humor with heartbreak.

We talk about Director Robert Zemeckis's latest film, Here, which unites some familiar faces, and offers a bold, unconventional storytelling approach.

Brian Jordan Alvarez, known for roles in Will and Grace and Megan, is now the creator, star, and director of the new hit comedy English Teacher. The show’s sharp humor and strong cast make it a must watch this fall.

Looking for the perfect Thanksgiving movie to enjoy before jumping into Christmas classics? Try Josh Boone’s 2012 rom com, Stuck in Love.

With no clear frontrunner, this year's Oscar race is wide open. Join us as we recap potential contenders.

From Citizen Kane to Memento, some of the most compelling stories unfold out of order. John Crowley's new romantic drama, We Live in Time, continues this tradition, and highlights the unique power of non-chronological storytelling.

It’s long been the appeal of The Twilight Zone and Black Mirror, and now Amazon is giving readers a similar experience in a series of six short novellas called the Forward collection.

In the mood for something spooky this season but tired of the same old horror movies? From Salem’s Lot to Frankenstein, we discuss some of our favorite horror novels.

We cover the new film by Francis Ford Coppola, “Megalopolis”.

We highlight some of our favorite scary movies, from extremely jarring to a more, moderate scare.
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