7 New LGBTQIA Books to Keep You Company This May: That Which Feeds Us, Girls Like Us, and more
This May you can dive into new LGBTQIA reads: That Which Feeds Us, Girls Like Us, Shapes of Love, and more. Check out the rest of the list!
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My Adventures With Superman Season 3 Sets Premiere Date With an Iconic Villain
A new look at My Adventures With Superman Season 3 finally unveils another iconic DC Comics villain ready to fight the Man of Steel. Read on for the details!
Seventh Day Slumber’s ‘Thy Kingdom Come’ Points To A God Beyond Comprehension — Album Review
‘Thy Kingdom Come’ feels like a greatest hits album for modern-day worship. Read on for our review!
Apex Movie Review: A Tense Netflix Thriller with Unrelenting Suspense
Apex is a cat and mouse game like no other that will simply intensify with each passing minute of the picture. Read on for our review!
Fight Club 4K Remaster Review: Tyler Durden Returns to the Big Screen in David Fincher’s Masterpiece
As a cautionary tale, Fight Club still makes for a thought-provoking tale of what could happen when people go too far to challenge the ideals society sets for us.
Jackass: Best and Last Trailer Dishes Out The Final, Most Painful Punishments to Celebrate
The trailer for Jackass: Best and Last presents a momentously savage celebration of 25 years of hits, blows, and brutal punishments. Read on for the details!
Smash or Pass Review: A Cozy, Queer Summer Romance
Smash or Pass is a cute, cozy story about being yourself and finding friends who accept you. Read our review of the novel!
Kehlani Album Review: A Self-Titled Era That Feels Right
Kehlani leans into the intimacy of a self-titled album, balancing reflective storytelling with smooth R&B production while delivering some of her most confident work to date. Read our review!
‘No Friend To This House’ Review: Natalie Haynes Shines Brighter Than Ever
Natalie Haynes’ latest novel is dizzying and unflinching, making the reader feel like an active part of the story. Read on for our review!
Fallen Angels on Broadway Review: These Angels Fly Away with Big Laughs
Watching these two main female characters glide across the stage, getting drunk and feeling jealous of one another, is nothing short of delightful. Read on for our review of Fallen Angels!
