The Art of Method Dressing
Recent premieres of "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" and "The Odyssey" have given Zendaya and her longtime stylist, Law Roach, a chance to further demonstrate the ever-evolving nature of method dressing.
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Netflix's New Love of Women's Soccer
There hasn't been a 1999 World Cup film, even with all of the commotion that surrounded the win. That is, until now. Until "The '99ers."
Troy Paff: From "Dirty Jobs" to "Texas Music Revolution"
No matter how many places Troy travels to, his work stays true to the ideas that originally brought him to Hollywood: making films, not videos. He has stayed true to his artistic vision, even though the blueprint was simply a wing and a prayer.
The New Obsessed Filmmakers
After a blockbuster week for two young directors, Kane Parsons and Curry Barker, I interviewed Austin Micka, a young filmmaker from Los Angeles, to hear his thoughts on this new movement in the industry.
Apocalypse Now vs. Then
Revisiting the iconically destructive film by Francis Ford Coppola in a time of political unknowns.
The New Age of Corporate Retreats
The new horror film, "Corporate Retreat", rebrands Ferris Bueller's best friend as a revenge-driven psycho and takes TikTok star, Kirby Johnson, to the big screen.
The Controversial Idol: Sam Levinson
Sam Levinson is the sole creator of HBO's hit series, Euphoria. The choice to be a sole writer, while successful at times, seems to be creating controversy for the young film icon.
Twenty years later: The Devil Still Wears Prada
A lot has changed on screen for Andy Sachs; the love for "The Devil Wears Prada" has only grown.
What does "Pretty Lethal" tell us about Modern Femininity?
The movie attempts to do a lot in the span of an hour and a half, but notably displays that a graceful but disciplined feminine sport such as ballet does not create princesses but instead powerful, often scary women. All while including your favorite dancer from the TLC series "Dance Moms."
"No One Outruns the Passenger" ... to the Box Office
A preview piece on Paramount's new film "Passenger." Following a record-breaking year for thriller films, this could be a new household horror, but you have to wait until May 22nd to find out!
"Hoppers": The Political Children's Movie
Pixar's newest animated film is the modern American Dream, you just need to rewatch it.
Bring Happy T.V. Back!
An opinion piece on the current state of documentaries and their consistent choices to display sad and tragic stories.