Theater Review: The Cake
The baking craze that has swept the nation (we love The Great British Baking Show, too) has finally made its way to the stage. The Cake, written by Bekah Brunstetter
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Book Review: The Everlasting Rose by Dhonielle Clayton
Dhonielle Clayton has created an extravagant world that is built on ideals of beauty to the extent that it is a form of power and privilege among its citizens. It
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Book Review: The Belles
Dhonielle Clayton had her solo debut last year with the hit YA fantasy, The Belles. Set against a backdrop of a reimagined New Orleans, Clayton draws readers into a dark,
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Theater Review: The Cher Show
Cher fans, rejoice! Cher has hit Broadway again…only this time in the form of a musical about her life. The Cher Show will have dedicated fans dancing in their seats. As
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Theater Review: The Other Josh Cohen
Everyone has wished, at some point in their lives, to know that they’ll be okay in the future. Josh Cohen, in the charming musical The Other Josh Cohen, gets that
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Star Trek: Discovery Season 2 Premieres with a Healthy Dose of Fun!
Star Trek: Discovery season one wrapped up the major storylines—The Klingon War has ended with an armistice, the crew successfully returned from the Mirror Universe, and the all-powerful Spore Drive
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Future Man’s Season 2 is Another Must-Watch
Season 2 of Hulu’s hilarious, wacky, and genre-bending show, Future Man, begins right where season 1 left off. Furthermore, where season 1 paid homage to classic films like Back to
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Theater Review: Slave Play
Playwright Jeremy O. Harris’ incredibly thought-provoking Slave Play brings racism, sex, and power to the forefront of conversation. First of all, the less you know about Slave Play before seeing it,
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Theater Review: Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird
Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird has finally arrived on Broadway after a long and bumpy road; it was absolutely worth the wait. Written by Aaron Sorkin and directed by Bartlett
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To See or Not to See: Ian
Short films are an under-appreciated art form that have the ability to pack powerful messages within its condensed format. A perfect example of this is Ian, an endearing CGI animation
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