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Suncoast
Can there be anything more Sundance-y than a teary coming-of-age movie? This is by no means a knock towards the genre. Films that swim in such familiar waters can be…
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American Fiction
In the wake of a summer that thrust antiracist literature into the spotlight, director Cord Jefferson’s debut film, “American Fiction,” offers a critical examination of the complexities surrounding the consumption…
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Bob Marley: One Love
“Bob Marley: One Love” attempts to capture the essence of a musical icon but falls flat, leaving audiences questioning its purpose. Director Reinaldo Marcus Green, known for previous works with…
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Lisa Frankenstein
A Disappointing Blend of Horror, Romance, and Comedy In the search for a modern teen classic, “Lisa Frankenstein” falls flat despite its promising premise and talented cast. Penned by Diablo…
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Comfort in Truth: Navigating Artistic Expression in Times of Crisis
In the realm of creative expression, particularly in times of crisis, artists are often confronted with a pivotal decision: should they serve as beacons of comfort or as harbingers of…
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Beyond the Newness: A Call to Action for Detroit Voters in an Election Year
As we settle into the new year, the initial excitement and resolutions begin to fade, giving way to the realities and responsibilities that lie ahead. Importantly, this year marks a…
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Role Play
“Role Play,” featuring Kaley Cuoco as Emma and David Oyelowo as Dave, struggles to find its footing in a genre that demands both emotional depth and thrilling action. The film…
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Empowering Communities: The WSU Community Health Workers Academy
The Wayne State Community Health Workers Academy, established through the College of Education, addresses the increasing demand for skilled community health workers. The program offers training and certification to individuals…
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The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes
“The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes” is a cinematic triumph that transcends its source material, a prequel that delves into the deeper, more intricate aspects of Panem’s…
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Eileen
A Riveting Tale of Transformation and Transgression In “Eileen,” director William Oldroyd presents a poignant and moody narrative that delves deep into the human psyche, showcasing the transformative journey of…
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Good Grief
Daniel Levy’s transition from the small screen success of “Schitt’s Creek” to the grand canvas of feature filmmaking is a journey fraught with expectations. His directorial debut, “Good Grief,” mirrors…
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Katt Williams Unleashes Truth Bombs on ‘Club Shay Shay’: A Call for Authenticity and Change in Hollywood
Editor’s note: The following article is an op-ed, and the views expressed are the author’s own. In a recent episode of Shannon Sharpe’s “Club Shay Shay” podcast, comedian Katt Williams,…
