After two years without releasing new solo material, Bey has finally dropped a new track, and I’m taking a moment to reassess. This is much different from anything Beyoncé made pre-motherhood....
As of last Saturday, Justin Timberlake has hosted SNL five times. To commemorate, he brought back a skit dating back to 1990, as well as a few former hosts dating back to the show’s inception.
The...
Yes, I was part of the gaggle of girls who flooded into theaters to watch the film adaptation of Stephen Chbosky’s young adult novel “Perks of Being a Wallflower.” I had my reservations...
Jay Baruchel as Leon Bronstein is probably the most adorable thing to happen to the proletariat since Karl Marx’s two-toned facial hair. “The Trotsky” is a feel-good Canadian comedy (which,...
This week’s post isn’t about a sequel, but rather the fortunate lack of one. I went to last week’s installment of the Films at Manship series, which featured a showing of “Pretty...
Just in case you aren’t a Mel Brooks fan, “The Producers” is a dark comedy of his from 1968. He wrote and directed the film, which starred Zero Mostel and Gene Wilder as a failed Broadway...
I grew up smack dab in Cajun Country, USA, in a little town called Erath, Louisiana. That’s right, not Earth, but E-r-a-t-h. My mother cooks gumbo regularly, but she’s the kind of woman that...
The 2012 movie “21 Jump Street” is goofy and action-packed, starring Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill and complete with a cameo from the stars of the original 80s TV drama of the same name, Johnny...
Like many film adaptations, I’ve been postponing watching screenwriter Eric Roth’s take on Jonathan Safran Foer’s “Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close” for a long time. In...
