Editing the World’s Largest Encyclopedia
Wikipedia editing is a special community, and though most people know that anyone can edit information on the website, few…
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Your Next Netflix Obsession: Slow TV
Last spring, in a darkened dorm room, I sat with four friends for four hours watching a ferry travel down…
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Second Helpings in a Streaming Age
One of the first lessons we learn about the internet is that anything posted lasts forever. On the internet, everything…
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Get Out of the Ghetto with Montreal Noir
Disclaimer: Akashic Books generously provided The Bull & Bear with a review copy free of charge. We were not obligated…
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The Familiar but Distinctly Fresh Vision of Blade Runner 2049
There’s always a fair amount of danger in writing a sequel or making a remake of a beloved cult film…
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American Vandal and the Power of True Crime
There’s a compelling case to be made that Silicon Valley perfected the dick joke in its first season finale. It…
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A Portrait of Montreal Through its Dépanneurs
Montreal, like any other city, has a personality. Though that personality is comprised of many intangible feelings and emotions, there…
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BYOJ Brings the Juice to Players’ Theatre
If there is one word to describe Bring Your Own Juice (BYOJ), it’s ‘goofy.’ Heartfelt and fun, the sketch comedy…
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Adult Swim and the Value of Strange Content
Every year, hundreds of new TV shows are announced. Most of them go under the radar, others are host to…
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How Sherlock Became Entangled In Its Own Intricacies
Consistency is the backbone of narrative. Without it, the audience can’t trust what they see: characters can be wholly unpredictable,…
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