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#TBT: Lollapalooza edition with Hippo Campus and Frenship

Fast Company is LIVE at Lollapalooza 2017

10 “Game of Thrones” Loose Ends We Need Answered In Season 7

From a missing direwolf to a certain pop star’s cameo, we need these GoT mysteries resolved before winter’s end.

Here’s Everything You Need To Know About VidCon

Your favorite YouTubers, Instagram stars, and internet aficionados are gathering in one place this month. To do what, you ask? Let us break it down for you.

8 Things We Learned About “House Of Cards” Season 5 From Its New Showrunners

Melissa James Gibson and Frank Pugliese discuss going full “Underwood-ian” in the latest season of Netflix’s flagship series.

“Lost City Of Z” Director James Gray On Being Outside Of Hollywood’s Club

With The Lost City of Z, the filmmaker takes a creative leap that feels both daring and familiar at once.

“The Blackcoat’s Daughter” Director Oz Perkins On Why The Best Scary Movies Are Sad Movies

Plus, what he really thinks about “Get Out,” “The Babadook,” and Donald Trump.

The 10 Most Innovative Companies In Social Media 2017

“Land Of Mine” Director On Making A War Movie In The Age Of Trump

“We shouldn’t hate,” warns Martin Pieter Zandvliet, whose World War II drama is nominated for a Best Foreign Language Film Oscar.

“Lion” Writer Luke Davies On The Dance Scene That Could’ve Been (And His Oscar Nom)

The adaptation of Saroo Brierley’s memoir A Long Way Home has garnered six Oscar nominations.

Don’t Call The Super Bowl Halftime Show Lady Gaga’s Comeback

Hang on to your pink hat–at least, for now.

“I Wish We’d Made ‘La La Land’ Instead”: Josh Thomas On “Please Like Me” Season 4

The Australian comedy, which has covered everything from abortion to mental health, delivers the series’s most bittersweet installment yet.

A Reboot Worth Making: How Netflix’s “A Series Of Unfortunate Events” Gets It Right

Director Barry Sonnenfeld and Lemony Snicket himself on why they wanted to do a “darker, sadder” version of the Baudelaire orphans’ story.

Adult Drama Through A Child’s Eyes: How “A Monster Calls” Found Its Difficult Balance

“We need fantasy to understand reality,” says director J.A. Bayona

The 2017 Pirelli Calendar With Nicole Kidman and Julianne Moore Is Raw And Unretouched

How Olatz López Garmendia Filmed A Documentary In Cuba Without Permission

Although its borders are opening up, Cuba still grapples with deeply rooted problems as this HBO doc explores.

How TV Learned To Stop Worrying And Love Its Weed

Marijuana culture is everywhere on TV now. But how, why, and when it’s shown has changed dramatically over the years.

“Mary + Jane” Wants To Be The Future of Marijuana—Sort Of

Regardless, the MTV series is at the forefront of a new wave of “must smoke TV.”

Jude Law Is “The Young Pope” We Didn’t Know We Needed