TV shows are cultural snapshots — and shows should acknowledge the pandemic’s impact
While TV can and should be a distraction, part of it should be grounded in reality and acknowledge the ways the COVID-19 pandemic has changed our lives.
UMD Esports program has moved past its growing pains and continues to expand
The program, which officially launched last year, is centered around the three Cs: compete, connect and create.
Video game adaptations are taking over film and TV. That’s a good thing.
These adaptations provide greater access to game content and already have a foundation to stand on.
The dogs at the Maryland Kennel Club dog show are more than just pretty faces
Talking to the owners of the show dogs revealed these competitions are about so much more than just the animals.
Review: ‘Your Place or Mine’ tells a story we’ve seen too many times
The leads have no chemistry or personality, leaving the film a waste of talent.
Buying ‘Hogwarts Legacy’ validates J.K. Rowling’s problematic voice
Rowling’s transphobic choices and opinions raise the question of what it means to engage with her work as a trans ally.
Review: ‘Warrior Nun’ season 2 has strong characters but remains predictable
The show’s second season is easy and entertaining to watch.
Reboots and spinoffs are lazy attempts for content
Entertainment companies need to start creating new worlds.
Review: ‘The School for Good and Evil’ is a masterclass in one-dimensional characters
The film is juvenile, underwhelming and a disservice to fairy tales.
Review: ‘She-Hulk’ broke the Marvel canon for all the wrong reasons
The show’s attempts to deviate from the MCU norm fall flat.