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Film Review: The Burnt Orange Heresy
Two charismatic liars are a formidable match, sexually and intellectually, but they turn decidedly and unrepentantly dark (insert ‘that escalated quickly’ meme here).
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Two charismatic liars are a formidable match, sexually and intellectually, but they turn decidedly and unrepentantly dark (insert ‘that escalated quickly’ meme here).
This week: Last Chance U, Ladhood, Doom Patrol, In My Skin, The Umbrella Academy, Brassic, Sugar Rush, Little Voice, Connected, Wynonna Earp
The Kissing Booth 2 takes us into Elle’s senior year as she prepares for college and tries long-distance dating with Noah.
What better way to kick off a weekend than with new music? Featuring new tracks from Neck Deep, Taylor Swift, State Champs, and more.
Basslines and Protest Signs is Brett Callwood’s column looking at the intersection of music and politics. This week talks about Trump’s recent sharing of a video with a white supremacist message, on the same day as the BET Awards.
Sometimes music meets you where you are, sometimes songs become a diary for moments and memories you share with an artist (even though you’ve never met).
We are all looking for ways to support the Black Lives Matter movement (find a list of resources here) and that includes artists and creatives. It’s incredible to see people you admire taking a stand, using their platforms to amplify black voices and advocate for change, and doing what they can to stand on the right side of humanity. Here’s a list of some artists making their voices heard: Lizzo Lizzo has been posting videos on Instagram to spread awareness, educate, and provide information on where you can go to make a change. She’s remained vocal and has used her… Read more »
Basslines and Protest Signs is Brett Callwood’s column looking at the intersection of music and politics. This week talks about the Black Lives Matter protests and highlights some public figures’ thoughts on them.
This week: Patriot Act, Fuller House, Queer Eye, We Are Freestyle Love Supreme, 13 Reasons Why, Snowpiercer, I May Destroy You
Some highs, some whoas, but full of good vibes.
