‘Gentefied’ tackles familiar immigrant hardships with fresh humor
Netflix/Courtesy
The show’s characters are hard-working immigrants and the descendants of immigrants caught between two worlds.
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In crisis, is art really nonessential?
Cutting Room Floor
Art is what has gotten our species through the most trying of times, and this year is shaping up to be one for the history books.
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Rachel Harrison’s ‘The Return’ will return to you in nightmares
If you have been desperately yearning for a women-led horror novel that is bone-chilling and slow-building, Rachel Harrison’s debut novel “The Return” is the book for you.
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Gaming through the apocalypse
In a world that seems to constantly spiral out of control, video games are one of the greatest artistic tools I have for expressing agency in my own life.
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‘Wild Rose’ blossoms into charming portrayal of homegrown talent
Buckley delivers a captivating performance, in addition to showcasing her impressive vocal chops.
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‘Better Call Saul’ is criminally underrated
Although it’s technically a prequel, “Better Call Saul” works without prior knowledge of “Breaking Bad.”
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Childish Gambino journeys through his past with album ‘3.15.20’
The album is a smooth melding of 1980s hip-hop sounds and the bumping bass drum beats Glover is known for.
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‘The tribe has spoken’: ‘Survivor’ should be your next obsession
I’ve drawn upon my “Survivor” studies in order to compile a (spoiler-free) list of, in my opinion, some of the show’s most compelling seasons.
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A chocolate box assortment of queer hidden gems, throwback cinema
For your quarantine viewing consideration, I’ve assembled a list of films that I think are worth watching.
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Conan Gray comes of age in debut album ‘Kid Krow’
On his new album, Gray tackles the struggles of growing up — from heartbreak to angsty frustration — and strives to become the voice of the unheard teenager.
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