In a new, digital-centric age, navigating and surviving the perils of middle school deserves more than just a certificate and a pat on the back. The recently released film entitled ‘Eighth Grade’ artfully and dutifully depicts the real-life struggles young teenagers face on a day-to-day basis.
Filmmaker Kevin Macdonald’s newest project “Whitney” takes an in-depth look at the late iconic popstar Whitney Houston.
As someone who has only heard the horror stories of the Iraq War and tried to understand its violence through words, ‘The Yellow Birds’ provided me with a clear visualization of the barren desert landscapes and the brutality of the unforeseen attacks.
Smithsonian Channel launches DRINKS, CRIME AND PROHIBITION Series in authentic NYC Speakeasy. The two-part series is now available on Amazon.
Leslie Jones and Rachel Bloom, among others, join the fray.
The newest film from directors Marc Silverstein and Abby Kohn stars Amy Schumer and Sasheer Zamata, among other talented folks.
Roxanne Roxanne has me a bit conflicted. Bad film? No way. Too short? Most definitely.
Last Thursday, Sheen Center for Thought and Culture hosted a panel with film director Keith Beauchamp.
A post-WW2 American South sought to secure its own brand of systematic racism by silencing the negro whenever possible.
Everyone is a suspect!