International travelers get the best of both worlds.
Hotels are often designed to evoke a sense of place. Nashville’s Opryland hotel is as showy and hospitable as the country music capital, and the Plaza is every bit as glamorous and top-notch as New York likes to think it is. These places give visitors, who flew or drove from far-flung locations, a chance to sample the real essence of a city—exactly what they came for.
The ASU chapter of Alpha Chi Omega turns selfie-shaming into a request for Fox Sports to donate to charity. Well played, sisters.
The Arizona State University chapter of Alpha Chi Omega recently incited an online riot during an Arizona Diamondbacks baseball game Wednesday night when the camera caught the sorority squad taking selfies and texting during the game, which unleashed a ridiculous tirade from two sports announcers.
It’s bleak and depressing as hell, but The Leftovers is what TV needs right now. Here’s why.
Don’t tell Justin Theroux you’re tired.
With the help of 3,000 hardcore fans, Andy Weir wrote the book that is now the fall’s hottest movie.
Not long ago Andy Weir, the author of The Martian, watched Ridley Scott’s adaptation of his book for the first time.
The world’s largest defense contractor has built an in-house team of movie animators, video-game designers, and comic-book artists.
Everybody loves a little Hollywood magic, including the military-security-industrial complex.
Neville Brody, Jonathan Glazer, DBLG and 4Creative make up the star-studded team behind the redesign.
When it was launched in 1982, the iconic animated Channel 4 logo, designed by branding agency Lambie–Nairn, was revolutionary. It was one of the first computer animated logos on British television and the first example of a network using its on-air identity to establish itself as a brand. Having survived various reinterpretations over a decade, the logo is considered an icon of British culture.
To meet an Oct. 1 deadline, The Big Screen Store and The Sofa Store spent well over $10,000 to equip 14 showrooms with special credit card readers that will soon be nearly ubiquitous.
The Towson-based chain, which runs 12 home theater and two furniture stores in Maryland and Virginia, made the transition…
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