The Counterfeit Countess: A Remarkable Story of Courage and Compassion — Book Review
The Counterfeit Countess by Elizabeth B. White and Joanna Sliwa is a remarkable story of one woman’s courage and compassion. Read on for our review.
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Freshman Year Review: A Funny, Hopeful, and Deeply Relatable Take on College
Freshman Year by Sarah Mai is a funny, relatable, heartfelt, and nostalgic graphic novel that will appeal to anyone who has been through college or is currently navigating higher education. The semi-autobiographical story focuses on Sarah as she graduates high school and moves away from her small town in Wisconsin to attend college at the…
Lisa Frankenstein Review: Kathryn Newton Shines in Fun, Gruesome Addition to the Weird Girl Canon
Lisa Frankenstein is as gruesome as it is fun and makes for a worthy addition to the Jennifer’s Body universe. Read on for our review.
Marmalade Review: A Story of Plot Twists
Marmalade seems to be a modern version of Bonnie and Clyde until the plot twists start happening. Read on for our review.
The 20 Best Geena Davis Movies of All Time
Geena Davis has a long list of movies in her filmography. Here are 20 of the best Geena Davis movies of all time.
Taylor Swift Announces New Album, THE TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT
During the Grammy Awards, Taylor Swift announced her next album, THE TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT, which comes out on April 19.
15 Must-See Mob Films
Since the beginning of film history, viewers have always been mesmerized by the drama of mobsters. Check out which ones made our list of 15 Must See Mob Films.
6 Rom-Com Novels You Should Read in February
Check out our February picks for new rom-com book releases, including a paranormal romance from Ali Hazelwood and a Taylor Swift-inspired sports rivalry.
5 Fantasy Novels To Read in February
February’s picks feature a tea shop that caters to vampires, ghosts, a murder investigation, and more. Read on for all the details.
‘Little Rope’ Pulls Sleater-Kinney Back into the Spotlight–Album Review
Little Rope, the 11th studio album from Sleater-Kinney is an emotional hellscape showcasing vulnerability, heartbreak and grief. Read our review.