• B.R.U.H.

    B.R.U.H.

    B.R.U.H. stands for “Black Renditions of Universal Heroes.” It is a term coined by Markus Prime to describe his artistic style and approach, which seeks to highlight the stories and…

  • The End of the Alphabet

    The End of the Alphabet

    Claudia Rankine’s “The End of the Alphabet” is a thought-provoking and deeply emotional collection of poems that explore themes of mortality, love, and the complexities of human relationships. Throughout the…

  • Weaponized Incompetence

    Weaponized Incompetence

    In the digital age, weaponized incompetence has become a pervasive problem, dating back to the early days of personal computing. It is the act of using a lack of technological…

  • Between Shit and Syphilis

    Between Shit and Syphilis

    The quote “Sympathy? That’s in the dictionary between shit and syphilis” is a provocative and somewhat crass way of saying that sympathy is often perceived as a negative or undesirable…

  • Richly complexioned on a whole

    Richly complexioned on a whole

    The quote “Richly complexioned on a whole” refers to the idea that one’s racial and cultural identity is an essential part of their being, and that it should be embraced…

  • REVIEW: From

    REVIEW: From

    FROM From is a supernatural horror drama series created by John Griffin, with a premise that offers a unique perspective on living through difficult times. The show is set in…

  • Where Are They Now?: Freaknik Edition

    Where Are They Now?: Freaknik Edition

    Hulu is set to release a documentary about the infamous “Freaknik” festival just in time for college spring breaks. The festival takes place annually in Atlanta, Georgia, and is attended…

  • REVIEW: A Thousand and One

    REVIEW: A Thousand and One

    A.V. Rockwell’s “A Thousand and One” is a powerful and emotional film that deservedly won the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance. While other films were considered frontrunners, it’s the sheer…

  • REVIEW: Love & Death

    REVIEW: Love & Death

    The murder of Betty Gore by Candy Montgomery with an axe in 1980 has been a subject of fascination in true-crime circles for decades. The story has been adapted into…

  • Sleeping Beauty

    Sleeping Beauty

    Believe it or not, napping as an adult is not a new trend. In fact, our ancestors used to practice something called “biphasic sleep,” which means they slept twice in…

  • REVIEW: John Mulaney—Baby J

    REVIEW: John Mulaney—Baby J

    John Mulaney is a household name in the world of comedy, and his latest Netflix special, “John Mulaney: Baby J,” solidifies his place as one of the greatest storytellers in…

  • REVIEW: Evil Dead Rise

    REVIEW: Evil Dead Rise

    Evil Dead Rise is a highly anticipated horror film directed by Lee Cronin, and it certainly delivers on its promise of gore and terror. As a continuation of the Evil…

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