7 New LGBTQIA Books to Read This April: They Want Us Dead, Fruitcake, and more
This April you can dive into new LGBTQIA reads: They Want us Dead, Fruitcake, More Like Enemigas, and more. Check out the rest of the list!
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Red Sheet Review: James Ellroy’s Most Deliciously Unhinged Novel Yet
James Ellroy’s Red Sheet, a Cold War Noir fever dream, is his most politically audacious novel yet. Read on for our review of the novel!
The Drama Review: Stillness, Secrecy, and a Love Story Unraveling
The Drama takes a romantic premise and twists it into something darker, forcing its characters to confront uncomfortable truths. Read on for our review!
Over Your Dead Body Trailer Sees Samara Weaving and Jason Segel Surviving a Miserably Violent Vacation
The Over Your Dead Body trailer throws Samara Weaving and Jason Segel in perhaps their most bloodiest and messiest vacation yet. Read on for more details!
Raye’s ‘This Music May Contain Hope’ Album Review: An Emotional New Must-Listen
RAYE delivers one of her most ambitious and emotionally rich projects yet with This Music May Contain Hope. Read on for our album review.
Elmiene’s ‘sounds for someone’: A Debut That Finds Power in Simplicity — Album Review
Elmiene’s sounds for someone is a focused, emotionally rich debut that leans into feeling over flash, proving simplicity can be just as impactful. Read our review!
Zoe Kosovic on Getting to Play as Diem Landry in Reminders of Him
Eulalie Magazine recently had the privilege of chatting with Zoe Kosovic about playing Diem Landry in Reminders of Him. Read our interview.
Yebba’s Jean: A Lush, Unfiltered Portrait of Grief and Vocal Mastery — Album Review
Yebba’s Jean blends breathtaking vocals with raw emotional storytelling, creating an album that feels both intimate and expansive. Read on for our review of a deeply personal and sonically rich project.
Salomé Review: A Seductive Thriller That Bites Into Class and Consumption
A seductive stranger, a château in the Loire Valley, and a longevity conspiracy. Read on for our review of Salomé by Leslie Baird.
Alessia Cara’s ‘Love or Lack Thereof’ is a Beautiful Experiment that Doesn’t Always Justify Itself — Album Review
Alessia Cara’s Love or Lack Thereof reimagines her catalog through a lens of jazz and soul, showcasing her vocal strength. Read on for our album analysis!