With ‘Agatha All Along,’ Marvel TV is finally great — and finally gay
Seeing LGBTQ+ heroes and villains starring in a Marvel production is long overdue, and the representation feels anything but pandering.
‘GUTS World Tour’ movie shows concert to film adaptations continue to work
Concert films could represent an exciting new way for audiences to engage with their favorite musicians.
Tyler, The Creator’s ‘Chromakopia’ retains unique style with minimal skips
Back after three years, Tyler, The Creator’s new album pays tribute to his past works while reinventing a new sound.
Laufey bewitches listeners with new deluxe album
‘Bewitched: The Goddess Edition’ released on Friday with four new smooth jazz-pop tracks.
Alex Garland explores an apocalyptic America in ‘Civil War’
The film follows a team of journalists as they traverse a war-torn United States during the Second American Civil War.
‘Love Lies Bleeding’ defies stereotypes, balances gore with romance
The new A24 thriller explores human nature and an unorthodox love story while avoiding traditional media cliches.
‘Manhunt’ tells the story of Lincoln’s assassination in a new light
The Apple TV+ series based off of a book with the same name will release its first two episodes this Friday.
‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ live-action remake lacks original show’s depth
Netflix’s live-action adaptation, released Feb. 22, is undeniably gorgeous. But it loses its charm by straying too far from the original.
Quarters of Change defies the sophomore slump with ‘Portraits’
Experience heartache, longing, passion and angst in Quarters of Change’s "Portraits."
Attack on Titan’s finale didn’t disappoint, but years of waiting hindered its appeal
The final season’s three-year-long run led to an anticlimactic conclusion, despite positive additions to the anime.