TV Review: Good Omens
There’s a special kind of pleasure you get from watching actors really relish their roles and radiate chemistry. It’s magnetic and draws you in. That’s exactly what happens with Amazon’s
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To See or Not To See: John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum
Parabellum is Latin for “prepare for war”, which nicely sums up the plot of the latest installment of the Chad Stahelski directed franchise. Let’s be frank, the John Wick cinematic
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Book Review: Aurora Rising by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff
Dynamic writing duo Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff are back with another thrilling space opera with Aurora Rising, the first book in their new Aurora Cycle trilogy. This futuristic sci-fi
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Theater Review: Playing Hot
Playing Hot‘s unique experience begins in a park in Manhattan where you receive a (Mardi Gras) bead necklace to wear. This is your unconventional-yet-perfect ticket to the show. Then a
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Tribeca Film Festival 2019: Only Review
Directed by Takashi Doscher and premiering at the Tribeca Film Festival this year, Only is a post-apocalyptic love story that centers around a couple’s relationship when a mysterious disease linked
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Book Review: Love from A to Z by S.K. Ali
We’re not even halfway through 2019, but I’ve already chosen Love from A to Z as my favorite YA novel of the year. S.K. Ali has written a beautiful, heartfelt
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Theater Review: Beetlejuice
Everyone’s favorite dead demon is back. Beetlejuice is on Broadway! Tim Burton’s cult-favorite movie, Beetlejuice, is now a zany, over-the-top, and downright fun musical. As soon as Beetlejuice opens, Lydia
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Theater Review: Hadestown
The return of the new musical Hadestown to New York has been one of the most hotly anticipated theater events in quite some time, and it’s definitely a Broadway show
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Theater Review: 17 Border Crossings
There’s something to be said for theater productions that have bare stages with minimal props and are still successful at telling a full, engaging, and evocative story: it’s a little
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Book Review: Somewhere Only We Know by Maurene Goo
There are very few YA contemporary authors that are an automatic must read for me. Maurene Goo is one of them. Her stories are fun, fresh, and follow classic rom-com
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