Podcast Showcase: In Bad Taste
Welcome to the next in the Podcast Showcase series, where we share podcasts with you in the words of the podcasters themselves. This time, we talk to In Bad Taste. 1. Sum up your podcast in three...
Category: Arts & Literature
Greatest song stories of all time – part 1
Music has always been a method of escape; a gateway into a world that allows us to detach from reality. However, in the past 6 months, music has allowed us all to take a break from the crushing...
Gender-neutral performance awards at the Berlin International Film Festival
Cinema is an industry that investors think is about returning money. It does not matter to them whether the protagonist is female or male, what matters to them is the audience that pays to watch the...
Antebellum review: it isn’t enough
In a parallel universe, ”Antebellum” could feature as a perverse reboot of “Charlie’s Angels.” Picture Janelle Monáe’s ultra-confident, Afrofuturist, 21st century sociologist / yoga...
Podcast Showcase: Oh No, Ross and Carrie
Welcome to the next in the Podcast Showcase series, where we share podcasts with you in the words of the podcasters themselves. This time, we talk to Oh No, Ross and Carrie. Sum up your podcast in...
Review: When Stars Are Scattered
Life for most individuals is hard. Life for a young boy in a refugee camp, struggling to support himself and his brother, is nearly impossible. Imagine waking up with a constant pang of hunger and...
A message worth sharing: revisiting The Joy Luck Club
“I made a promise to myself: I would always remember my parents’ wishes, but I would never forget myself.” This was only one of many powerful quotes within Amy Tan’s debut novel, The Joy...
Podcast Showcase: Friend of Marilyn
Welcome to the next in the Podcast Showcase series, where we share podcasts with you in the words of the podcasters themselves. This time, we talk to Friend of Marilyn. Sum up your podcast in three...
The Pretenders revisit their roots on Hate for Sale
Before Hate for Sale, the last time the entire lineup of the Pretenders appeared on one of the band’s album covers was 36 years ago. Explaining this streak may be deceptively easy if noting that...
Three true crime docuseries for end-of-summer streaming
With the summer theatrical blockbuster now a remnant of the pre-pandemic past, streaming services of every corporate stripe have rushed in to fill the void. And since the true crime genre has long...