To See or Not to See: Spider-Man: Homecoming
Spider-Man: Homecoming is a fun, fresh take on a superhero that has seen his fair share of movies. In this Spider-Man update, we skip Peter Parker’s Spider-Man origin story (THANK
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Baby Driver Review: Baby Doesn’t Belong in a Corner
It’s rare to see an original film anymore among all the remakes and reboots. So Baby Driver is a much needed and a refreshing take on an action film, and easily will
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Sweeney Todd Still Thrills
Lucille Lortel award-winning Sweeney Todd at the Barrow Street Theater had a change of cast in April. So, two PC writers went to see the show again to discover what this
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Book Review: Windfall by Jennifer E. Smith
If you won the lottery, what would you do? Jennifer E. Smith dives into that question—among many other big life ones—in her new young adult book, Windfall. Alice, orphaned at
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Backstreet’s Back, Alright!
Oh, my god they’re back again! The Backstreet Boys–Brian Littrell, Nick Carter, AJ McLean, Kevin Richardson, and Howie Dorough–are back together performing in Las Vegas, and it is a fun,
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Why You Should Watch Playing House
Playing House, starring Lennon Parham and Jessica St. Clair, is one of the best female-driven comedies on television right now. Seriously. If you haven’t heard or watched this show, it’s
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To Read or Not to Read: Geekerella
If you were to take a look at my GoodReads shelf, you would see that it is dominated by YA fantasy, dystopian, science fiction, and retellings. What you won’t see
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To Read or Not to Read: Flame in the Mist
Renee Ahdieh delivers another captivating fantasy story with her new duology, Flame in the Mist. This book has been one of my most anticipated reads of 2017, and it did
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A Court of Wings and Ruin is a Thrilling Read
A Court of Wings and Ruin was one of my (and this site’s) most anticipated YA books of this year. The final book in A Court of Thorns and Roses
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Grief, Love, and Second Chances in Words in Deep Blue
Rachel and Henry are best friends. Henry’s family owns a secondhand bookshop, Howling Books, where they spend a lot of their time together. Once they reach early high school, though,
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