Review: ‘The Edge of Seventeen’ tackles tough subjects with lighthearted ease
The film gives a nuanced depiction of a teenager struggling with depression.
By glorifying stress, we’re hurting ourselves
“Never bored, always tired” t-shirts were funny once. Not anymore.
Forty years later, ‘Rocky’ is still the ideal mix of sports and spirit
Sylvester Stallone’s classic underdog left a big mark on cinema history.
Pokémon Sun and Moon, the latest games in the series, generate unmatched hype
Pokémon fanatics haven’t been this excited in a long time.
Facebook’s problem with fake news
Mark Zuckerburg says his social media platform can walk the line between a news site and social media platform. But it can’t.
The problem with #NotMyPresident
Stick to your principles. But also try to find some common ground.
Four movies that show horror is alive and well
In some cases, the plot is familiar but refreshingly scary.
The undying importance of Harry Potter
The ‘Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone’ movie turned fifteen this week.
Metal, rap and fashion: The art of looking violent
Why the new Supreme and Slayer collaboration is good for hip-hop and metal.
Review: A Tribe Called Quest brings forth a prophetic message in its final album
‘We Got It from Here… Thank You 4 Your Service’ brings together a team of artists espousing an important message.