On the Basis of Sex is now playing in select theaters. It will be released widely on January 11. By Rachel M. After seeing the documentary RBG earlier this year, I was both excited and […]
Tag: politics
Tablet Mag: ‘Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj’
By Elazar Abrahams This past summer, I had the pleasure of interning at Tablet, a popular Jewish-interest online magazine. The experience gave me incredible opportunities to hone my journalism skills. I also learned the inside workings of […]
Tablet Mag: Sacha Baron Cohen’s ‘Who Is America?’
By Elazar Abrahams This past summer, I had the pleasure of interning at Tablet, a popular Jewish-interest online magazine. The experience gave me incredible opportunities to hone my journalism skills. I also learned the inside […]
29Rooms 2018
By Rachel M. Starting today, 29 Rooms, an immersive exhibit sponsored by Refinery29, the women’s lifestyle brand (www.refinery29.com) opens in NYC. Refinery29 is the leading digital-media and entertainment company focused on women with a global […]
4 Ways ‘Idiocracy’ Prophesied American Life Today
By Dr. John Huber Future generations may one-day regard director Mike Judge as a prophet ahead of his time. His mental prowess in blending facets of reality with entertainment appears to be a staple-mark of many […]
Luke Cage: Season 2 – Easter Eggs
Every MCU comic-based TV show is full of references to Marvel’s long history of minor characters and interconnected plots. This season of Luke Cage follows suit with a barrage of new characters, places and concepts […]
Luke Cage: Season 2 – Review
Luke Cage’s second season premieres June 22nd on Netflix. By Chris Flanagan The second season of Luke Cage was a season that couldn’t find its footing and managed to be 5 episodes too long. The […]
Hari Kondabolu: Warn Your Relatives – Opinion
The stand-up special Warn Your Relatives is available to stream on Netflix. By Andrew Hathaway To get an idea of how dense Hari Kondabolu’s Warn Your Relatives is – make sure you keep the opening […]
Dear White People: Season 2 – Review
Dear White People returns for a second season, May 4th on Netflix. By Jeffery Shellenbarger Season 1 of Dear White People—the Netflix dramedy series based on the film of the same name—largely explored themes of […]
Bobby Kennedy for President – Review
The four-part documentary Bobby Kennedy for President is available to stream beginning April 27th on Netflix. Kennedy’s life, death and legacy are portrayed in detail in this film which relies heavily on old footage. A […]
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