Don't find fault, find a remedy. | | | | The Handmaid's Tale
(MGM/HULU) | | | | | | “Don't find fault, find a remedy.”
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| | rantnrave:// I love this so, so much... In the '70s, TV mini-series were a thing. I love them. And I love them on OTT services like NETFLIX and ACORN TV. Easy to digest. 3-6 episodes. 1-2 hours each. And often multiple seasons. Many come out of the UK. They are great at this. From HOUSE OF CARDS (the original) to ZEN to STATE OF PLAY to FOYLE'S WAR to WORRICKER to THE NIGHT MANAGER. I'm not sure what the economics are. But I'd like to see a lot more... Loving the dark and dystopian THE HANDMAID'S TALE on HULU. I'm biased as it's an MGM production (disclosure: I sit on the board). The darkness and dystopia may have seen far away when the book came about. Doesn't seem so far now. Repression, sexism, prejudice, rights, freedom. All there. Was surprised that Hulu isn't doing binge viewing. One per week. I dig it. While I binged the first 4 as I was late to the game. I like the wait and the timed watercooler talk... Can BONO save BONNAROO? Can LADY GAGA really replace BEYONCÉ? Are all festivals the same? What is ARCTANGENT? A look at the history and the ever-expanding landscape of the summer festival in MusicSET: "The State of the Summer Music Festival"... Many thanks to APPLE for hearing my customer service issues and fixing them... ELVIS' core fans are dying. That affects licensing revenue and memorabilia. His likeness has been managed well. How will The King's popularity stay strong in the future? How will those that manage the brand use social media and technology to flourish with new generations?... Fantastic promo from PANDORA... What does SINCLAIR-TRIBUNE deal mean for local political coverage? Hoping BRIAN STELTER dives in on RELIABLE SOURCES... Yep. GEKKO was amazing to watch and listen to. THE JOKER is more fun than BATMAN. TONY SOPRANO was electric. None of them should be POTUS... SALLY YATES schooling. And this... How is instant articles not a publisher revenue killer?... I wish I had a TAYLOR MASON at REDEF... Happy Birthday to BERT DWECK, ART CHANG, BILL FRESTON, MIKE HUDACK, and MIKE EHRLICH. | | | - Jason Hirschhorn, curator |
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| Between 2014 and 2016, 76 people died clicking selfies in India - more than half the total number of such deaths reported worldwide during the same period. In 2017, at least 11 lives have been lost in selfie-related accidents in India. What explains this disturbing trend? | | |
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| A shadowy operation involving big data, billionaire friends of Trump and the disparate forces of the Leave campaign heavily influenced the result of the EU referendum. Is our electoral process still fit for purpose? | | |
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| It’s a crime saga like 'Goodfellas,' but with bizarre, violent characters out of the 'Trailer Park Boys.' | | |
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| Warner Music Group signed a deal with YouTube and then complained about it. Here’s the video site’s response. | | |
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| The pair had been meeting secretly for sex for nearly three years. The coach says it was consensual. The athlete says he was blackmailing and abusing her. | | |
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| "Meme Macron out of existence... We need to stop this creep Macron from cucking up Europe." WARNING: This post contains graphic images. | | |
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| A historic flood in West Virginia. A complicated relationship between a resort and the town that houses its staff. An ending that surprised everyone. | | |
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| Ryan Schreiber’s once-scrappy hipster music review site has made it to media’s main stage. | | |
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| A policy debate centers around the question whether news aggregators such as Google News decrease or increase traffic to online news sites. This debate has received particular attention in the European Union where two countries, Germany and Spain, enacted copyright reforms that allow newspapers to charge aggregators for linking to news snippets. | | |
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| CEOs who are rated high on four moral principles deliver better financial results than those who aren’t. | | |
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| If you don’t watch NFL games, you’re probably paying for them anyway. Cord-cutters are starting to do the math. | | |
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| From 4DX, which turns movies into theme park rides, to other approaches, theaters try to head off Netflix at the pass. | | |
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| How does Alex Jones make money? It’s not advertising, and it’s not subscriptions. | | |
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| A look at how Americans remember (and forget) their wars | | |
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| White fear in the White House: young Bannon disciple Julia Hahn is a case study in extremism. | | |
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| It's no longer a straightforward reelection campaign for Iran’s incumbent president. | | |
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| The Firm founder Jeff Kwatinetz, a passionate liberal who was in business with Bannon for two years, says the White House chief counsel has "great character." | | |
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| Americans spend $11 billion a year in pursuit of the blissful happy-ever-after. But what do we really accomplish? To find out, Peter Andrey Smith embedded with the utopia seekers for a weekend in Miami at the first-ever World Happiness Summit. | | |
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| A device that generates hydrogen gas while purifying air could one day be used to simultaneously combat urban pollution and provide an environmentally friendly fuel source for vehicles. | | |
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| It seems every election is likely to be disrupted by some form of hacking and the subsequent spread of fake news and stolen documents. Unfortunately, the problem won’t go away. | | |
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| The artist gets a solo show at Pace Gallery before embarking on the world's largest public art installation. | | |
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| Thursday night (May 4), at a StrictlyVC event in San Francisco, I sat down with Confide cofounder and president Jon Brod to talk with him about his decidedly topsy turvy 2017. | | |
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