reviews
'Turning Red' Is Fun for Tweens and Therapy for Adults
Directed by Domee Shi
PUBLISHED Aug 25, 2022
In her first feature film, Domee Shi dives into the world of puberty and all of the joys and struggles that come with it for both child and...
Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith Finds the Flow on 'Let's Turn It into Sound'
PUBLISHED Aug 25, 2022
After premiering her new age LP on the investment capital-funded app, Calm, alongside a high-profile tour with Caribou and an announced sco...
'Never Have I Ever' Is the Best TV Comedy of Its Kind, and Season 3 Proves It
Created by Mindy Kaling and Lang Fisher
PUBLISHED Aug 25, 2022
Everybody needs a comedy show to watch while doing the dishes — and, in that regard, Never Have I Ever has become the best show of its kind...
Stella Donnelly Softens Her Bite on the Introspective 'Flood'
PUBLISHED Aug 24, 2022
Stella Donnelly has never been afraid to call you out. On the Australian singer-songwriter's debut album Beware of the Dogs, she took so ma...
'Three Thousand Years of Longing' Feels Like It Lasts Centuries
Directed by George Miller
PUBLISHED Aug 24, 2022
George Miller's first film since the triumphant, intoxicating and euphoric Mad Max: Fury Road is a work to be admired more than loved. Mill...
'House of the Dragon' Will Win Back Fair-Weather Fans of 'Game of Thrones'
Created by George R. R. Martin and Ryan Condal
PUBLISHED Aug 23, 2022
The final season of Game of Thrones left a bad taste in viewers' mouths with its errant water bottles and coffee cups, uneven pacing, and a...
Julia Jacklin's Triumphant 'PRE PLEASURE' Is Impossible to Dismiss
PUBLISHED Aug 23, 2022
Crushing, Australian singer-songwriter Julia Jacklin's masterful sophomore album, opened with a song about revenge porn and bodily autonomy...
'Emily the Criminal' Turns the Tables on Capitalism
Directed by John Patton Ford
PUBLISHED Aug 22, 2022
Writer-director John Patton Ford's feature debut, Emily the Criminal, is a criticism of capitalism and corporate America. What would you do...