Jointly organized by the Faculty of Human Sciences (Universidade Católica Portuguesa), the Center...
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A volume of scholarly essays to be collected under the title: Bitch or Badass: Anti-heroines of...
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Special issue #18 of VIEW journal: a history of television and health. We are presently accepting...
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The broadcast schedule has been much on my mind of late – and not just because, at the time of...
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How to write about a television programme that you love and that has even moved you to tears? Many...
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Call for Papers: The Youthification of Television and Screen Culture Biannual Conference of the...
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The concept of national cinema rests on two underlying assumptions: first, that “films produced in...
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Sherry Ginn and Michael G. Cornelius, editors of the forthcoming Serializing the Apocalypse:...
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First of all, let me start with a personal note. I am a compulsive organizer. My desk space in...
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In the Summer of 1994, it became legal for shops to open on Sundays. Until then, the British...
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The British Broadcasting Corporation was established, and continues to operate, partly to fashion...
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4th INTH Network Conference Call for papers The International Network for Theory of History (INTH)...
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An international conference organized by the Speculative Texts and Media Research Group, American...
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Call for Chapters: American Television in the Trump Era Editor: Karen McNally Deadline for...
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Fast, frenetic and a breath of fresh air from the drawn out soul searching in other zombie...
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For the general conference cfp, see: https://luc.edu/mmla/convention/callforpapers/ For this...
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Riverdale: a comic book turned hit TV show, a comic strip turned murder mystery, a town that is...
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KEYNOTE SPEAKERS Sherryl Vint (UC Riverside, USA) Sara Wasson (Lancaster, UK) ‘Fantastika’...
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During this year’s season of The Last Leg the usually neat and tidy Adam Hills declared he would...
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The media coverage of the Brexit Referendum in 2016 focused disproportionately upon the notion...
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This blog is a coming together of two papers presented firstly at the State of Play: Television...
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Doctor Who (BBC 1963-89, 1996, 2005- ) has attracted much attention on this blog (see here, here...
Read MoreHistorically, female filmmakers’ work in television has functioned as a form of invisible labour, with television being seen as definitively distinct from cinema, the site of ‘real’ and hard-won work. However, as we move...
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So… Annihilation (dir. Alex Garland, 2018) is now on DVD and Blu-ray and can be purchased on...
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Hi, my name is Elke and I am a compulsive overworker. When I say ‘compulsive’ I literally mean I...
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