The home office revolution of the 2020s has cemented the all-in-one inkjet printer as a staple of the modern household. Among the "Big Four" of the printing world—HP, Epson, Brother, and Canon—the latter has long enjoyed a reputation for excellence, particularly among photographers and creative professionals. However, a recent wave of cri
Netflix and Sony Pictures Animation Unveil "Ghostbusters: Night Shift," a Canon Animated Series Slated for 2027
Annecy, France – June 12, 2024 – The spectral world of Ghostbusters is set to expand once more, this time in animated form, with Netflix and Sony Pictures Animation officially announcing key details for their long-anticipated series, Ghostbusters: Night Shift. Revealed today at the prestigious Annecy International Animation Film Festival, the show
The Global Turn: How the Nasher Museum’s ‘Everything Now All At Once’ Redefines the Contemporary Canon
DURHAM, NC — In an era defined by the dizzying speed of digital consumption and the fractured nature of global discourse, the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University has staged a definitive intervention. Its current exhibition, Everything Now All At Once, serves as both a title and a manifesto. By assembling a formidable array […]
The Gravity of Narrative: Dan Harmon’s Subversive Philosophy on Canon and the Mechanics of Storytelling
In the landscape of modern television, few figures loom as large or as polarize as intensely as Dan Harmon. As the creator of Community and the co-creator of the cultural behemoth Rick and Morty, Harmon has transitioned from a cult-favorite writer to a sort of "eccentric professor" of narrative theory. His influence is felt not […]
