January 2026 Archives

2016’s Zootopia was one of those rare movies that was far better than it had any right to be, deliv…

Critics respond to the documentary chronicling the First Lady’s preparations for Donald Trump’s second inauguration.

It won’t make your website cool. It will, however, annoy and frustrate your users.

For his final Hong Kong action film, John Woo decided to pull out all of the stops and go for broke…

A pensive and evocative blend of synths and strings from Piano Magic’s (RIP) bandleader.

Trump and his administration desperately want you to ignore what you can see with your own eyes.

Can someone write their way out of guilt and shame?

These posts from last year best exemplify what I’m trying to achieve here on Opus.

Even with the increasing popularity of frameworks like React and Vue, good ol’ jQuery remains a very useful tool.

It’s so easy, there’s no reason not to do it.

I think it’s safe to say that most of us have never given a single thought to the carpet that we wa…

This month’s subscriber-only playlist and podcast episode highlight the synth-pop icons’ storied career.

Thanks to the “Magical Minority Initiative,” Tom Token is the very first Black student to attend th…

At first glance, George and Kathryn look like a stylish and devoted couple living a perfect life in…

When I was in high school and filled with Cold War anxiety, I became a fan of technothrillers like …

A heartfelt song that’s rich in emotion and completely lacking in any pretense whatsoever.

Their new policy is encouraging, but will Bandcamp be able to implement and enforce it effectively?

Long out of print, physical editions of the album will be available this spring.

The celebrated anime filmmaker tackles one of the most iconic mecha series of all time.

I’m sure that a few otaku were upset that KPop Demon Hunters beat Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba In…