Hamnet at Chicago Shakespeare Theater Review
Hamnet at the Chicago Shakespeare Theater is as heartbreaking as the movie, but truer to the book’s soul and heart. Read our review.
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Missi Pyle Discusses ‘For Worse’ and Emotional vs. Physical Comedy
We spoke with Missi Pyle about her role in For Worse, how the film compares to past projects, and more. Read on for the interview.
Amy Landecker Talks ‘For Worse,’ ‘Transparent,’ and Balancing Drama with Comedy
Director and star Amy Landecker discusses balancing comedy and drama in her new film, For Worse. Read on for the interview!
Sisters in Yellow Review: Kawakami’s Darkest Novel Yet is Also Her Most Urgent
Kawakami goes noir in her most structurally ambitious novel yet. Read our review of Sisters in Yellow to find out whether the genre pivot pays off.
7 New LGBTQIA Books to Read This March: Be Right Back, A Good Person, and more
This March you can dive into new LGBTQIA reads: Be Right Back, A Good Person, The Celestial Seas, and more. Check out the rest of the list!
Pretty Lethal Trailer Pits Iris Apatow and Lana Condor Against Uma Thurman
The official trailer for Pretty Lethal sees Iris Apatow, Lana Condor, Maddie Ziegler, and more pitting their ballerina skills against Uma Thurman.
Nicole Huff Gets Personal With ‘Who We Are [Deluxe]’
Eulalie Magazine had the privilege of chatting with multi-hyphenate Nicole Huff about her latest album, “Who We Are [Deluxe],” and what listeners can expect.
Melissa Bonny’s ‘Cherry Red Apocalypse’ Shows a Softer Side to the Metal Queen — Album Review
‘Cherry Red Apocalypse’ gets better with each listen. Read on for our in-depth analysis.
A24’s Backrooms Teaser Highlights Chiwetel Ejiofor and Renate Reinsve Finding a Claustrophobic Realm
The Backrooms, the iconic YouTube video series, has found its way to the big screen as Chiwetel Ejiofor and Renate Reinsve discover this unsettling world.
6 Books to Read for Women’s History Month
Celebrate Women’s History Month in a literary way! Read our list of books that both educate and capture the imagination to brush up on women’s history.