Every Step She Takes Review: A Journey Toward Self-Love & Acceptance
With her latest novel, Every Step She Takes, Alison Cochrun reminds us that not having it all figured out by your mid-30s is okay and to enjoy the journey.
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Sabrina Carpenter’s ‘Man Best Friend’ Is An Unserious Commentary on Women’s Dating Experiences — Album Review
Lyrically, Man’s Best Friend is Sabrina Carpenter’s most unapologetic album yet. Sonically, it’s the loudest and punchiest chapter of her career. Read on for our review!
Get Ready for Fall With These 7 LGBTQIA Books: Every Step She Takes, Girl Next Door, and more
This September expand your LGBTQIA reads with Every Step She Takes, A Hexcellent Chance to Fall in Love, and much more. Check out the rest of the list!
Alison Cochrun on the Personal Journey Embedded in ‘Every Step She Takes’
Alison Cochrun’s latest novel, Every Step She Takes, is a romance set to a backdrop that has personal significance to her. Check out our interview for more.
The Threesome Review: Zoey Deutch, Jonah Hauer-King, and Ruby Cruz Charm in This Romantically Grounded Drama
The Threesome is a rollercoaster of emotions that’s both rooted in realism and hinted at with a bit of sweet satire. Read on for our review.
Don’t Overthink It; Just Enjoy the Ride ‘Caught Stealing’ Takes You On
Austin Butler’s Caught Stealing is a fun end-of-summer blockbuster featuring a stellar cast and superficial action. Read on for our review!
Could Jessie Murph’s ‘Sex Hysteria’ Be Album of the Year? — Album Review
Jessie Murph leaves an imprint on the music world with hits like “Gucci Mane” and “Touch Me Like A Gangster.” Read on for our analysis of ‘Sex Hysteria!’
Dexter: Resurrection Season 1 Episode 9, “Touched By An Ángel” Is Dexter’s Heaviest Episode
Dexter: Resurrection Season 1 Episode 9, “Touched By An Ángel” holds a mirror up to the audience to remind us that Dexter’s “work” life has consequences.
Robin and the Hoods Review: Mighty Message in a Small Package
Robin and the Hoods is a fun family film with a powerful message, and lots of imagination and heart. It’s a good weekend watch. Read our review.
The Thursday Murder Club Review: A Stacked Cast Brings Richard Osman’s Cheeky Retiree Sleuths to the Screen
The Thursday Murder Club doesn’t bring anything wildly different to this popular genre, but it’s well-written and widely enjoyable. Read our review!