Culture Crash: Our Review of “Hit Man” & Its Down-to-Earth Director, Richard Linklater
You may not be familiar with director, Richard Linklater but he’s the creative genius behind some of the most classic films of the past 30 years.
Culture Crash: Why Billie Eilish Just Keeps Peaking
We review singer Billie Eilish’s new album, Hit Me Hard and Soft and why we just can’t get enough of this talented singer and songwriter.
Culture Crash: Are J-Lo And Justin Timberlake Old News?
Jennifer Lopez and Justin Timberlake were two of the hottest pop stars during the 90’s and 2000’s. But has their time passed?
Americans Love-Hate Relationship With This Furry Animal
We speak with wildlife expert Erika Howsare about our long and tangled relationship with the white-tailed deer.
Culture Crash: The Struggles of Streaming Giants
We talk about why most streaming platforms are struggling to make a profit at year’s end.
Viewpoints Explained: What Word Best Summed Up 2023?
We cover what word best encapsulated 2023, according to dictionary giant Merriam Webster. Any guesses?
Culture Crash: From Live Concerts To Film: The Dominance of Taylor Swift
Swift is continuing the mania (and profits) with the upcoming release of the movie simply titled: “The Era’s Tour”.
Culture Crash: A New Era For Post Malone
We give our review of American rapper, singer and songwriter, Post Malone’s newest album titled, “Austin”.
Culture Crash: The Power of “Barbenheimer”
“Barbie” & “Oppenheimer” aka “Barbenheimer”. We discuss the massive revenues these two movies drew.
Culture Crash: Is the Late-Night Talkshow Format Dead?
Jay Leno. David Letterman. Jimmy Fallon. Stephen Colbert. We highlight the rise and fall of late-night TV.
Culture Crash: A New Season of “Black Mirror”
For over a decade, British satirist Charlie Brooker has been writing/producing his hit Netflix anthology "Black Mirror." We highlight the recent drop of season 6.
Culture Crash: A Foray Back Into Zelda
We dive into the popularity of the newest addition to the Zelda franchise, now available on Nintendo Switch, “Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom."
Culture Crash: Our Love For “Spider-Man”
In a time where “superhero fatigue” is setting in, “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse,” now in theatres, is still breaking through.
Culture Crash: A Triumphant End to a Brilliant Show
“Succession” has all the elements of a prime family drama. An ultra-rich, very public family that has no shortage of drama, conflict, and greed. We discuss the show’s final season on HBO.
Culture Crash: A Review of the Thriller, “Missing”
We talk about the new-to-Netflix movie, “Missing” – a thriller that follows one daughter’s quest to find her missing loved ones who vanish while on a trip to Colombia.
Culture Crash: A New Season of Summer Blockbusters
We highlight a few of the blockbuster films that we’re most looking forward to during the the upcoming summer of 2023.
Culture Crash: The Coachella Let Down
We discuss musician, Frank Ocean’s recent performances - or lack thereof.
Culture Crash: The Sequels and Spin-Offs That Keep On Coming
We discuss how sequels and new adaptations of films and TV shows have become more of the norm in Hollywood.
Culture Crash: A Review of “BEEF”
We discuss the popular new Netflix series, “BEEF,” starring Steven Yeun and Ali Wong, that’s become a Top 10 watch on the platform.
Culture Crash: The Final Season
We highlight the last season of the hit HBO series Succession and why other shows that have outlasted their prime should take note of the upsides of ending on a high note.
Is Hollywood Really Changing? The Diversity Debacle
We speak with media expert April Reign about the continued push to improve diversity & equity in all aspects of Hollywood.
Culture Crash: Back to the Theatre
The box office is on a hot streak. We highlight some of our favorites so far this year.
Culture Crash: The Release Of Creed III
That’s right – Creed III is the newest installment in the boxing drama. We cover whether this early 2023 blockbuster is worth the watch.
Culture Crash: How We Feel About “You” Season 3
"You" is so good at providing the audience with the unexpected, and it does it largely by completely changing the characters' setting and circumstances every season.
