Month: July 2026

Book censorship and attacks on LGBTQ+ people from the right have been nonstop since 2021. Thanks to far-right social media that thrives off picking a victim of the day and going all in on harassment and stochastic terrorism, as well as legislators who spend more time thinking about what’s happening in the underpants of children
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Netflix hasn’t exactly ever had trouble pumping out engaging exclusive thrillers for its platform, whether it’s star-studded Hollywood productions or equally loaded shows from all around the world. But one particular winner, Bloodhounds, has hardly seen a low point yet, loosely adapting its webtoon source material before striking out for a wholly new story in
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  Writer & Director | Todd Stephens Producers | Karen Jaroneski, Todd Stephens Executive Producers | Michael Wolfson Story By | Tim Kaltenecker Cast | Sara Rue, Birkett Turton, Karen Black, John Doe, Anson Scoville, Paulo Costanzo, Carolyn Baeumler, Stephanie McVay, Amanda Talbot, Vera Beren, Eileen Letchworth, Andersen Gabrych, Michael Cavadias, Heather Litteer Cinematographers | Gina Degirolamo, Mai Iskander Production Designer
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Rebecca Yarros has announced the fourth addition to the mega-bestselling Empyrean series on Instagram. The book is titled Threshing Day and will be available on September 29th this year. Threshing Day is a little different from the other books in the series, though. It is not a sequel to the third book, Onyx Storm. Instead,
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When the news broke in December 2024 that Christopher Nolan was taking on a new project after the sweeping detonation that was Oppenheimer, nobody expected it to be an adaptation of the most famous poem/epic/novel ever written, Homer’s The Odyssey. Despite Nolan’s Olympian reputation as the “blockbuster auteur” of the century, his proclivities generally steered
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Nightborn Movie Review by Matt Boiselle Nightborn – directed by Hanna Bergholm, written by Ilja Rautsi & Hanna Bergholm and starring Seidi Haarla, Rupert Grint & Pamela Tola Synopsis: In a Finnish forest, Saga and her husband Jon embark on a new chapter as parents, but Saga’s joy is overshadowed by a chilling suspicion about
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Christopher Nolan’s highly anticipated film “The Odyssey” brought out a wave of striking red carpet moments at its New York premiere, with stars embracing dramatic silhouettes, sculptural details, and old Hollywood glamour. Zendaya commanded attention in a winged gown from Matières Fécales, featuring a plunging sweetheart neckline, a thigh-high slit, and cascading feather wings that
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One of the great pleasures of being human is finding out what things bring us joy, and the pursuit of those things. For instance, perhaps you love to read, but you haven’t picked up anything in the science fiction or fantasy genres yet. If that’s the case—welcome! Come on in, the water’s fine. For readers
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House Republicans feigned ignorance or just outright lied in an Education and Workforce Committee hearing on Tuesday as they pretended not to understand how a transgender man could get pregnant. One indignant representative, freshman Rep. Randy Fine (R-FL), called the idea “insane.” Related The hearing was convened by committee chair, Rep. Tim Walberg (R-MI), as
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