Not every crime film needs to reinvent the game, but it does need to hold your attention. Directed by Bart Layton and adapted from Don Winslow’s novel, the rated R “Crime 101” follows a meticulous jewel thief operating along the glittering coast of Los Angeles and the obsessive detective determined to catch him. The plot […]
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Lisa McGee’s new dark comedy: “How to Get to Heaven From Belfast”
“Derry Girls” creator, Lisa McGee has done it again with her new Netflix show, “How to Get to Heaven from Belfast.” The dark comedy, eight episode series released on Feb. 12 and is a murder mystery, “whodunit,” story that features the same chaos, ridiculousness, and humor that made “Derry Girls” stand out. “How to Get […]
Audrey Hobert: Authentically weird
If you’ve ever felt like you were too much or too weird, Audrey Hobert is for you. She’s made being weird cool again, and I couldn’t be more relieved. “Who’s the Clown?” is for every girl who once felt like she was too much, and this album has been my anthem since it was released. […]
JFK Jr. & Carolyn Bessette’s “Love Story”: Are the 90s back?
It’s the tragic love story that broke many hearts of the late 90s, with two classic American figures vanishing leaving unfinished lives of potential. Their story is now resurfacing amidst the FX television show, “Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette.” In terms of adaptations, fiction is most certainly not fact, but this […]
Mitski announces “Nothing’s About to Happen to Me”: The vulnerability of anxiety
After nearly three years since her previous album, Mitski has finally found her phone and announced, “Nothing’s About to Happen to Me,” out Feb. 27. With this album underway, Mitski has released two singles “Where’s My Phone?” and “I’ll Change for You,” along with music videos, officially commencing the fanbase into this new era. This […]
Emerald Fennell’s “Wuthering Heights” adaptation: Heated, yet hollow
“Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same,” describes the fiery passion between Catherine, “Cathy,” Earnshaw and Heathcliff in the film “Wuthering Heights.” Based on the 1847 novel by Emily Brontë, the adaptation, directed by Emerald Fennell, has divided viewers and critics. Released on Feb. 13, “Wuthering Heights” follows Cathy, played […]
10 books that will instantly cure your reading slump
Didn’t you hear? Reading is cool again and I’ve been carrying books around with me from a young age. Therefore, I know books that will be glued to your hand till the epilogue. So if you’re looking to get out of your reading slump or get into reading in general, here’s a list of my […]
Cue the Valentine’s Day love (or not) songs
“Cloud 9” by Megan Moroney This song is no doubt an adorable and heartfelt song for this Valentine’s season. This song can only be described as content blissfulness. Moroney is finding her sound again and hopefully this song is one you happy couples can relate to. “IloveitIloveitIloveit” by Bella Kay While it’s not the traditional […]
“Bridgerton” season four: A Cinderella story
The hit Netflix series, “Bridgerton” is back after almost two years. The series, based on the Julia Quinn books by the same name, released season four part one on Jan. 29. Part one features four episodes that tell the story from Quinn’s third book, “An Offer From A Gentleman.” This time around the focus is […]
“Abbott Elementary” saving the sitcom drought
In a time of sitcom drought, “Abbott Elementary” is a saving grace, watering the genre with original, captivating, impactful storylines that not only hit home, but exemplify Black Excellence. Premiering in late 2021, the show was an immediate success. While its mockumentary style was nothing special, its central focus on teachers is. Instead of the […]








