Thanksgiving is almost here, which means it’s time to reflect on what we’re grateful for. Or, at least, try. If you’ve read any of our other blogs, you’ll know that here at CreativeFuture, we’re actually more comfortable dishing out sarcastic “thank-yous” than warm, honest ones. Gratitude doesn’t come naturally to... Read more

Once upon a time, a man named Pierre Parrant built a tavern near the headwaters of the Mississippi, on land belonging to the Dakota people. Parrant must have been a mean ugly fellow, because he was known as “Pig’s Eye.” In turn, the village that grew up around him was... Read more

We spend a lot of time talking about piracy at CreativeFuture. It’s kind of our thing. But rarely do we get the chance to speak with someone who is on the front lines protecting creatives from those stealing their work. Jan van Voorn is perhaps the best person to speak... Read more

Happy Halloween from CreativeFuture! For fans of the horror genre, this time of year is better than Christmas. October is a revered month for them, a time for celebrating all things creepy, gory, and downright terrifying. At the U.K. premiere of clown-slasher film Terrifier 3, “eleven audience members walked out... Read more

In August 2024, we learned that one of the internet era’s leading jackasses will be, at long last, extradited from New Zealand to the United States. Once here, Kim Dotcom will FINALLY face trial on charges of copyright infringement, racketeering, money laundering, and wire fraud. Dotcom is WAY overdue for... Read more

Welcome back for another arts roundup! This week, we’re bringing you up into the Sierra Nevada mountains, where 37 TRILLION gallons of water ripple between the states of Nevada and California. Beginning in 1848, prospectors rushed around Lake Tahoe in search of gold. Beginning in 1859, many people set up... Read more

This summer’s news cycle had our heads spinning, and it seemed that we had grown numb to attention-grabbing headlines. That’s when the Venice Film Festival announced the lineup for its 81st edition. Director Alberto Barbera promised it would represent “a true return to eroticism after years of respectability and self-censorship.”... Read more

It’s officially summer, so we’re back to featuring hot-weather destinations in our arts roundups. Our travel editors insisted that now was the perfect time to cover Houston, which set a new record for high temperatures during summer 2023. Of course, the editors wouldn’t admit that they wanted to slow-cook our... Read more