Today on the 5: Popular opinion says we've hit peak smartphone. Have we really?

Tonight I'm talking to illustrator Derek Stenning about visual art, the process of creating his book Born In Concrete, and the mechanics of digital illustration. Music for the show provided by OGRE.

Today on the 5: There's been a ton of speculation on whether Apple is building a car. I tend to agree with Christina Warren in that I don't think they're getting intro the car business.

Today on the 5: A fracas rose over accusations that Facebook was censoring conservative news. What objectivity has Facebook ever promised? 

This week we're talking about the possible Buckaroo Banzai TV show, how Preacher has aged, the tremendous cleavage of Jennifer Lawrence, and the upcoming Dark Tower movie adaptation, and the horrific Bedtime Stories video. Music for the show provided by Reed Love.

Today on the 5: There has been a desire for wearable technology to break the dependency on the smartphone. I'm not sure that would work so well.

Today on the 5: Recent announcements like Project Jacquard are stark reminders how different wearables are then what was imagined just a few decades ago.

Today on the 5: I've talked before about how much I love the Fallout 4 art book. The Art Of Remember Me is equally as great.

Today on the 5: io9 posted a story last week about the upcoming Assassin's Creed film that others may see negatively, but I view it as good news.

This week we're talking about the Assassin's Creed trailer, the HBO show Silicon Valley, the 1997 film Wag The Dog, the Alan Rickman vehicle CBGB, and long sentences. Music for the show provided by Reed Love.