‘Star Trek’: Bryan Fuller Named Showrunner of CBS’ TV Series Revival | Variety

MediaPunch/REX Shutterstock Start Article Post Content “Hannibal” creator Bryan Fuller has found his next mission: showrunner and co-creator of CBS’ new “Star Trek” series. A longtime fan of science fiction, Fuller began his career writing for “Star Trek: Voyager” (1997-2001) and “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine” (1997). “My very first experience of ‘Star Trek’ is my oldest…

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The Fine Brothers thought they had found the future of YouTube. They were wrong. – The Washington Post

When the popular YouTubers known as the Fine Brothers speak about their work — specifically, a series of online videos where people of various age groups “react” to pop culture and Internet phenomena — they often speak in terms of creating “time capsules” for future generations to watch and understand how we viewed the world…

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“The point of having f**k-you money”: We’ve seen how the economy broke down in ’08 — Showtime’s “Billions” shows us why – Salon.com

HBO’s 2011 film “Too Big to Fail” is not even the second-best film about the 2008 financial crisis—Adam McKay’s Oscar-nominated “The Big Short” and 2011’s “Margin Call” would probably take those two spots. But “Too Big to Fail” is, like “The Big Short,” an attempt to tell a true story, admittedly with significantly less punchy…

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Donald Trump Fans Attack Megyn Kelly With Sexist Slurs

  Since Donald Trump announced he wouldn’t take part in Thursday’s GOP debate over his dislike of Megyn Kelly, Trump’s fans reacted just as expected: by unleashing a vile torrent of sexist rage against the Fox News anchor. Looking at 80,000 tweets directed at Kelly’s official Twitter handle from Tuesday to Wednesday morning—as well as close…

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The ‘X-Files’ Dana Scully conquered GIFdom, one eye-roll at a time – The Washington Post

Let’s talk about (former?) Agent Dana Katherine Scully, the “X-Files” character who by all rights should be considered the real protagonist of the “X-Files,” even though the series often seems to want to believe it is Fox Mulder. Scully is the skeptic who must learn over the course of years to reconcile scientific rigor with the unexplained; Mulder loves…

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