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Television, movies, comics, mass media and other pop-culture sites
Updated on Jul 29, 11
Created on May 16, 09
Category: Entertainment & Arts
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Kay Cunningham's List: Popular Culture
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Jul 29, 11
'Containing works by the classic SF pulp writers of the Golden Age right through to modern award-winning authors, the SF Gateway is the largest library of digital Science Fiction and Fantasy ever assembled. With news, opinions, community features and forums, and links to the ultimate SF authority, The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction, the site should quickly become the natural home on the net for anyone with an interest in classic SFF. '
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May 19, 09
'"Star Trek" is full of stars. For a few seconds I turned away from the screen simply to watch its light reflected in the faces of the core believers. Half of them were literally nibbling at their fingernails.'
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Jan 11, 09
"The Science Fiction Oral History Association (SFOHA) is a non-profit organization that maintains an archive of audio and video recordings of historic people and events related to science fiction and fantasy."
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Jan 08, 09
Images from vintage postcards of motels; arranged by state. Collected by James Lileks.
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Jan 08, 09
Comics--both books and strips--and unintentional humor. Collected by James Lileks.
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Jan 08, 09
By James Lileks. Humor blogs on various topics: food, chain restaurants, comics
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Mar 09, 09
"So I came to Zack Snyder’s Watchmen as an unabashed fangirl, positive that it wouldn’t live up to my expectations, but still thrilled to see those flat, simply colored images from the ’80s unfold on the screen in deep, rich color, full of shadows and act
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Feb 23, 09
Watchmen movie article and links from Entertainment Weekly
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Feb 14, 09
Blog on genre films, comics, graphic novels, and science fiction, from the LATimes
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Feb 07, 09
Review of the 3-D children's fantasy movie, based on the book by Neil Gaiman.
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Jan 04, 09
MARSBest Annotation: "According to the web site, "Over 7 million readers each month use RT [Rotten Tomatoes] globally as a dependable, objective resource for [opinions] of movies and DVDs.” Good films receive a "fresh" tomato rating and bad movies receive a "rotten" rating. In addition to film reviews, there is entertainment news, links to celebrity information, and the Weekly Ketchup (a newsy Web column). The site is easy to search and includes well-placed navigation aids, making it an excellent companion to the Internet Movie Database (IMDB.com)."
Author/Publisher: IGN Entertainment, Inc
Free/Fee-based: Free
Reviewed: 2/16/08 Revised: 4/16/08
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Dec 11, 08
"So Bertoni began looking for patterns that would predict customer behavior — specifically, an algorithm that would guess correctly the number of stars a given user would apply to a given movie."
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