More, More, More (Cocaine and Orchids): Halston
“Reviews don’t matter.” But oh, of course they do—despite the oft-repeated insistence of Halston throughout the eponymous limited Netflix series brought to us by none [Read More…]
Summoning Lavigne, Swift, Spears and Mulligan: Olivia Rodrigo’s “good 4 u”
Continuing to ramp up promotion for her debut album, Sour, Olivia Rodrigo has released a third single and video called “good 4 u.” While the [Read More…]
Lo Siento J. Lo, Selena: The Series Is Better Than Selena
For many reasons, Selena feels—particularly at this moment in time—like a rushed project. Pushed out at an extremely breakneck pace (considering the way the film [Read More…]
Dua Lipa Gives Future Nostalgia the Dance Floor Treatment It Has Long Deserved During a Medley at the BRIT Awards
As the rightful winner of many BRIT Awards last night, including British Album of the Year, Dua Lipa graced us with another memorable performance (fresh [Read More…]
American Invasion: The BRIT Awards
The BRITs have long had their fair share of American influence over the years. However, since its inception in 1977, no one could argue that [Read More…]
Psycho: A Mother’s Day Movie
There are perhaps too many “Mother’s Day” movies—all with their mother-child dynamics—to choose from, regardless of being presented as such or not. There’s Mother, the Albert [Read More…]
Saturday Night Live Reached Many Lows with Elon Musk as Host but Nothing Quite as Affronting as the Super Mario Bros. Sketch
One would think that with “the landscape” being what it is that, by now, all forms of racism would be deemed offensive and unacceptable. Saturday Night Live, and [Read More…]
Not the Same Ol’ Mistakes: Bebe Rexha’s Better Mistakes
Like Rita Ora, Bebe Rexha is that artist who has been releasing singles for years and years, yet many are hard-pressed to list an actual [Read More…]
Why Does No One Care About Aesthetic Joy Anymore?
Perhaps because it’s the thick of Taurus season, one can’t help but tend to be more attuned to the aesthetics encountered. To notice and, try [Read More…]
A Re-appreciation of the Cheesy (and Queer) Goodness of Nick Kamen’s “Each Time You Break My Heart”
As one of the many “bohunks” (an offensive term John Hughes was fond of) from the 1980s, Nick Kamen will forever live on in the [Read More…]
