The Review: ‘The Blue Trail’ Drifts Between Dystopia and Adventure
The Blue Trail is an incredibly shot and visually hypnotic film that teases profound ideas about ageism,…
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Kathryn Newton Cast in Leading Role in Hulu Pilot “Durango”
Kathryn Newton has been cast in a starring role in the upcoming Hulu pilot Durango, developed by writer Eliza…
INsiders Guide: SOLAR EYES, BE LIKE MILO, FAOUZIA, Hercules and Love Affair, Noah Kesey, Megami…
SOLAR EYES is the cosmic creation of Midlands duo Glenn Smyth and Sebastian Maynard Francis. Formed in 2021,…
Exclusive Interview with Author Emily Singer’s Doll Baby Captures the Performance of Modern Girlhood & Adolescence
1. What first inspired you to write Doll Baby, and at what point did you realize Jolie’s story needed to…
Where Are They Now? : Shawn Mullins – Still Singing His Truth After the Lullaby Fame
Born on March 8, 1968, in Atlanta, Georgia, Shawn Mullins discovered his passion for music early in life.…
The Review: ‘The Musicians’ Strikes a Resonant Chord
The Musicians is a delightful French comedy-drama that treats classical music not as lofty background but as…
Bebe Rexha Releases Visual Album ‘DIRTY BLONDE’
multi-platinum recording artist, songwriter, and global hitmaker Bebe Rexha releases her highly-anticipated…
The Review: The Flavorful Awakening of ‘Mistura’
I had the pleasure of catching Mistura on opening night of the Spanish and Latin American Film Festival at…
The Review: A Warm, Intimate Hang with Jack Johnson in ‘SURFILMUSIC’
Jack Johnson has always embodied a certain effortless cool—the kind of laid-back vibe that makes his music…
Jennifer Lawrence Joins Romantic Comedy ‘One Month Mark’ in New Collaboration with Apple
Jennifer Lawrence has been cast in the upcoming romantic comedy One Month Mark, written by Sophie Fleur de…