Virgil Abloh’s Final Project Debuted at the Sundance Film Festival
Before his passing, Abloh produced a documentary about the life and career of US Olympian Sha’Carri Richardson. In November of 2021, Virgil Abloh left the
Valentino Supports Young and Upcoming Artists Through Instagram
In a collaboration with Camera Della Moda, Italian fashion house Valentino will use its Instagram to host concepts and designs from new Italian up-and-coming designers
“RULER OF THE NIGHTMARE REALM” – THE SANDMAN IS COMING TO NETFLIX
NETFLIX SET TO RELEASE ADAPTATION OF “THE SANDMAN” – DC COMIC BOOK SERIES COMING TO POPULAR STREAMING SERVICE The show is adapted from Neil Gaiman’s
2021 Emmy Nominations List Released
The Nominations for the 2021 Emmy Awards have been announced! The official nominees for the Emmys have been announced! Popular show nominees include The Queen’s
“Zola”: The Film Inspired By a Viral Twitter Thread
Riley Keough stars in the comedy-drama Zola, inspired by a Twitter thread that went viral in 2015. Riley Keough has been cast in the film
Freaks And Geeks 20 Years On: How It Remains The Quintessential High School Drama
Last week marked 20 long years since the final episode of the period teen-drama Freaks and Geeks aired. We look back on what was, what
Catfishing 101: ‘Sierra Burgess is a Loser’ Adapts a Love Story for the Modern Age
When it comes to online romance, how far is too far? Netflix’s latest coming-of-age film digs deep into the pitfalls of technology in the face
F*** Yes: The End of The F***ing World Has Been Renewed for A Second Season
After a perfectly ambiguous Season One finale, The End of the F***ing World creator Charlie Covell delights fans with the news that a second season
The Power of Fandoms: Keeping the Mess of a Show ‘Riverdale’ Afloat
You know a teen epidemic has completed its quest for total domination when Sterling K. Brown loses Best Actor to Cole Sprouse’s insufferable Jughead Jones. Sunday night’s
Women’s Trauma Cuts the Deepest in ‘Sharp Objects’ Twisted Town of Wind Gap
In the stifling town of Wind Gap, Missouri, the ensemble of women who occupy the small Southern town are dangerous weapons, armed with their own
Examining the Real World Delusion of The Truman Show
Peter Weir’s reality TV-inspired nightmare, The Truman Show (1998), is celebrating its 20th anniversary this week. At a time when we were only beginning to scratch the
Why Netflix’s ’13 Reasons Why’ Is So Important
In an age of tech-obsessed teenagers, series and films from the last couple of years are doing an outstanding job at highlighting that not everything
99 Homes in Review: A Harrowing Masterpiece
99 Homes is a movie that stays with you. Not for the usual compelling storyline or memorable acting, but for its neo-realistic expression of the
