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“She Gets the Girl” Is The Lighthearted Young Adult Lesbian Fiction Novel Young Girls Need

“She Gets the Girl” is a young adult fiction novel that is co-authored by New York Times bestselling novel “Five Feet Apart” author Rachael...

‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness:’ A Mother’s Day Movie with Hypocrisy as the Villain

Editor’s Note: This review contains spoilers for “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.”  Marvel’s latest masterpiece, “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness,” directed...

Continued Coterie Chaos and Conflicts in ‘Good Trouble’ Season 4 

Freeform’s “The Fosters” spinoff series, “Good Trouble,” has been successful in its last three seasons, featuring the revamped lives of Callie (Maia Mitchell) and...

Clairo’s Ethereal ‘Sling’ Tour Hits Anaheim’s House of Blues With Two Sold Out Nights

Indie sensation Claire Cottrill, known primarily by her stage name “Clairo,” sold out Anaheim’s Gardenwalk House of Blues with her April 3 and 4...

‘Killing Eve’ Season 4: Tragic Brilliance and the Final Chase

Editor’s Note: This review contains spoilers for “Killing Eve.” Nearly two years after the ending of Season 3, the fourth and final season of “Killing...

‘The Dropout,’ and the Fascination With Glamorizing the Villain

The Hulu original series, “The Dropout,” is based on the podcast miniseries by Elizabeth Meriwether by the same title. Based on a true story...

In Conversation With Ashley Jones: Graduate Student and Choreographer

Ashley Jones, a graduate student at the University of California, Irvine (UCI), is nothing apart from stellar, with an extensive background in dance and...

Mitski’s New Album ‘Laurel Hell’ Is a Confessional Release on Her Music Industry Experience

Mitski, born Mitsuki Laycock, released her sixth studio album entitled “Laurel Hell” produced by the label Dead Oceans on Feb. 4. This album marks...

‘KIMI’ Is a Compelling and Quirky Take on the Robo-Apocalyptic Genre 

Editor’s Note: This review contains spoilers for the HBO Max film, “KIMI.” “KIMI,” a new Steven Soderbergh film released on HBO Max on Feb. 10,...

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