“In the Heights” may be the most unapologetically bold and visually enchanting movie musical we have ever received. After a pandemic as brutal as a
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Emmy Watchlist: Every Hit Show to Watch This Summer
The Emmy eligibility window ended at the end of May, so the field is set for the 73rd Primetime Emmy Awards in September. As the
The Journey in ‘Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba the Movie: Mugen Train’
*contain spoilers. To live in blissful ignorance, or to face a harsh reality. This is the question directed at Tanjiro and his comrades as they
The ‘iCarly’ Reboot Is Coming June 17
After a nine-year hiatus, former Nickelodeon sitcom “iCarly” will be rebooting on June 17. There is much anticipated excitement for the revival of the series,
‘High on the Hog’ Serves up a Delicious Series of African American Cuisine
Mac and cheese, beans, ham and yams are traditional foods eaten in America. We eat these foods without realizing that they have roots in traditional
‘Bo Burnham: Inside’ Explores Comedy in an Unfunny World
Bo Burnham is back after a five-year hiatus from comedy with what is perhaps the best work of his career so far. “Bo Burnham: Inside”
Amazon Spends $8.45 Million on MGM Takeover
On May 26, it was announced that online retail giant Amazon will acquire Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer for a whopping $8.45 million. MGM, the legendary studio behind films
‘Mare of Easttown’: A Contemporary Outlook on the Mystery-Thriller Genre
HBO has done it again, giving audiences a hard-hitting mystery thriller that goes deeper than any show before it. “Mare of Easttown” somehow stays true
The ‘Knives Out 2’ Cast Is Setting High Expectations for Another Whodunit
Two Thanksgivings ago, the world was blessed with Rian Johnson’s whodunit story, “Knives Out,” which took the world by storm. The murder of Harlan Thrombey
Hulu’s New Teen Movie ‘Plan B’ Is a Timely, Hilarious Must-See
Raunchy and relevant, hilarious and heartwarming, Hulu released a sex-positive teen comedy which deals with today’s debate regarding women’s reproductive health with its new movie
Comedian Iliza Shlesinger’s ‘Good on Paper’ Is Coming to Netflix
On May 18, “Unveiled” and “Elder Millennial” comedian Iliza Shlesinger revealed the trailer for her upcoming film “Good on Paper.” “Good on Paper,” which will
Disney’s String of Live Action Adaptations Continues With ‘Cruella
With the release of “Cruella,” the origin story of the wicked Cruella de Vil starring Emma Stone, Disney added another live-action remake to their already
The One With the Reunion: How ‘Friends’ Shaped an Era of Television
In one sentence, “Friends” is “about that time in your life when your friends are your family,” David Crane, co-creator and executive producer of the
‘The Woman in the Window’: Can You Solve This Mystery?
*Contains spoilers Netflix recently released “The Woman in the Window,” a psychological thriller that offers a dissolving sense of reality. This slow burn’s constant plot