There’s a new sheriff in town…and they’re not human. The wild west of HBO’s newest drama, Westworld, is at once familiar and different. It is full of traditional cowboy stories: bandits, saloon brawls, homesteads, and “Indians”; it is also a theme park full of robots. Through the lens of this adaptation of Michael Crichton‘s novel (and previous 1970s film), Westworld examines what it means to be human. It is a dark, thoughtful show that has an insanely high quality production value. If you haven’t seen it, stop reading now and go watch
Cameron Moulène is charismatic, well-spoken, and one hell of an actor. And, no, we’re not just saying that. He’s currently starring (and stealing scenes) on the hit tv show, Foursome—airing exclusively on YouTube Red. The laugh-out-loud comedy always has us in stitches. And, we’re psyched it’s back for a second go around. Its new season premieres today. And, you’ve probably guessed, Cameron is one of the many reasons we can’t get enough of it. His performance is endearing, relatable, and has all the qualities of a leading man. His character,
Hayes Grier is one of the world’s most influential teens. He’s an actor, author, and social media influencer with over 14 million followers across Twitter, Facebook, Vine, and Instagram. What’s even more impressive is that he’s only 16. From a hit television show to a bestselling book, it doesn’t look like he’s planning on slowing down anytime soon. But, we’re not complaining! This past summer, he documented his trip back home to North Carolina. There, he had some well-deserved time off with his closest friends and family. The show, Top
Anonymous is a cautionary tale for the digital age. Its premise is simple. As technology evolves, we increase the risk of identity theft, credit card forgery, and cyber terrorism. These threats are real and becoming more and more relevant—just ask Sony. Cyber terrorist groups can wreak havoc on the lives of many, especially countries and organizations. It’s this concept that Director Akan Satayev uses as a catalyst for his latest film. The story follows Alex Danyliuk (Callan McAuliffe), a teenager who learns the ins and outs of computer programming. After