For many people, a familiar pastime in the weeks leading up to major winter holidays is gathering with family members and watching holiday movies, be they in a theater or […]
Continue ReadingFor many people, a familiar pastime in the weeks leading up to major winter holidays is gathering with family members and watching holiday movies, be they in a theater or […]
Continue ReadingJust in time for this year’s election, while many people are reflecting on American Institutions, Amazon Prime has released a filmed Broadway performance of What the Constitution Means to Me, a […]
Continue ReadingIn a time of fear over an invisible enemy and political turmoil, we may easily forget this month is October, a month known for stories about more mythical creatures and […]
Continue ReadingIn 1989, in the parking lot of a San Dimas, California Circle K, something strange was afoot. Two slacker teenagers met a mysterious man from the future in a time-traveling […]
Continue ReadingLet’s face it—life is difficult as an adult. There are bills to pay, crappy bosses in the workplace, plus taxes, school functions for kids, being snubbed by younger people, etc. […]
Continue ReadingFor students in high school, identity can be an important concept to consider. During a normal school year not faced by COVID-19, there are sports, studies, music, friends, clubs, etc. […]
Continue ReadingNot since the comedic pairing of Hayley Mills and Hayley Mills in the original 1961 film The Parent Trap has there been a better duo than in Netflix’s newest series, Living with Yourself, […]
Continue ReadingSince September 26th, the Manhattan Short film festival has been showing the top 10 film finalists in over 400 cities around the world, spanning 6 continents. A diversity of languages, […]
Continue ReadingTradition is often to blame for things that may seem outdated at best or dangerous at worst. People may even complain that outdated or dangerous things need to continue because […]
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