Spider-Man: Brand New Day Review: The Hero Marvel Needed
Spider-Man: Brand New Day reminds audiences why Peter Parker remains Marvel’s greatest hero. Check out our full review!
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10 New LGBTQIA Books to Read This August: Survival Show, Natural Selection, and more
This August you can dive into new LGBTQIA reads: Survival Show, She Haunts Me Still, Natural Selection, and more. Check out the rest of the list!
Ariana Grande Finds Power in Reinvention on petal — Album Review
Ariana Grande’s Petal is another confident evolution from one of pop’s most consistent artists. Check out our full review.
Dearly Departed Review: Plants and Grief Come Together for Love
Chip Pons’ Dearly Departed reminds us that love can come to us in the most unexpected forms, but sometimes exactly when we need it most. Read on for our review!
Martina Kelades on Conveying the Impact of Grief in Bell Fibe TV1’s Things Like These
We had the privilege of chatting with Martina Kelades about her role in the new dark comedy series Things Like These. Read on for our interview.
Jessie Reyez Is Back At Her Best With ‘A Little Vengeance’ — Album Review
‘A Little Vengeance’ refuels the fire lit 6 years ago, capturing nearly every aspect that drew her fans’ attention in the first place. Read on for our review.
I Want Your Sex Review: Gregg Araki Makes Nuance Sexy
I Want Your Sex, Gregg Araki’s first feature since 2014, is a nuanced and provocative response to the “Gen Z is Afraid of Sex” discourse.
Foreign Tongues Review: Elder Statesmen Have Chops More Than Songs in New Rolling Stones Album
Foreign Tongues has got an aging-rock-royalty vibe, but is it worth a listen? Read on for our review of the new album from The Rolling Stones.
Romería Review: A Layered and Fascinating Look at One Young Girl’s Family History
Romería is a devastatingly beautiful story of one young woman’s familial losses as she tries to move forward and it is set in Galicia, Spain. Read our review.
‘This Immortal Heart’ Review: A Romantasy-infused Retelling
This Immortal Heart by Jennifer Saint smartly blends elements of different genres, but how does it compare to her previous work? Read on for our review!
