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Who Is thenewno2? An All-Star Soundtracker

Taking its number from the rotating oppressor of Patrick McGoohan’s immortal ’60s psy-fi TV series The Prisoner, multimedia collective thenewno2 is busy fleshing out its film bonafides. Lately with a swamptronic soundtrack for Hollywood’s newest gothsoap Beautiful Creatures, based on the supernatural young-adult novel series from Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl.

Thenewno2 hopes it’s what Bogart [...]

10 Culture Turkeys That Put 2009 to Sleep

Happy Thanksgiving, Americans! You’ve got a lot to be thankful for. This is not that.

Reboot of Patrick McGoohan\'s Spy-Fi Hit The Prisoner Stripped of Sci-Fi

Time is too short to explain here why I loved Patrick McGoohan’s influential series The Prisoner. Instead, Wired paid me to pontificate about it, starting with AMC’s ambitious reboot starring Sir Ian McKellen and Jim Caviezel. Might as well bring the worst news first: