Culture

Titian and the crisis of Renaissance humanism

August 12, 2026 By Jenny Farrell

His long career coincides with and sheds light on the early capitalist era. Titian's revolutionary technique emerged in response to the pressures of commerce, war, political reaction and plague.

‘Matt and Ben’ theater review: Ancient Greek and the absurd collide for clever comedy

August 11, 2026 By Ed Rampell

Aeschylus meets Beckett in the show biz Odyssey of Damon and Affleck.

Love & LGBTQ representation: Black Mirror’s ‘San Junipero’ gets graphic novel release

August 7, 2026 By Chauncey K. Robinson

Pivotal 2016 episode of the Netflix series is heading for a print adaptation.

Supporters of DHWU showing off their union T-shirts and signs reading: I bust ghosts, not unions! DHWU loves Senior Editors! Villains should be fictional! Injury to one, Injury to all!

Calling all heroes! Dark Horse workers rally to save senior editors

August 5, 2026 By Ben Fredricks

Workers hold rally to bring attention to comic book publisher's union busting tactics and unfair labor practices

Unions and states sue to block Paramount-Warner Bros. megamerger

July 16, 2026 By Chauncey K. Robinson

“The rich guys who run Paramount can say what they want, but the people who actually work for them know this will kill jobs.”