The romcom trope anthology of your dreams (Books Before Boys review)
Society needs more short story anthologies. Too often, I don’t want to start a whole new book because I don’t…
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Everything to Love (And What to Hate) in Season 3 of Sex Education
Warning: Spoilers! A little over a week after season 3 of “Sex Education” premiered, Netflix announced that season 4 was…
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How “Venom: Let There Be Carnage” is a Good-Bad Romantic Comedy
Spoilers! If you seriously want to witness this masterpiece of a movie, I advise you to watch it first, so…
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Books for The Halloween Season
The weather is cooling, the leaves are turning and something is in the air. Halloween is creeping closer, and if…
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Titane: a story about love, or an eye-catching spectacle?
How unsettling, audacious, metaphorical and artistically engaging can a body-horror film be all at once? After director Julia Ducournau’s debut…
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The MFA’s Monet Exhibition Celebrates Impressionism’s Legacy in Boston
From April 17 to Oct. 17, 2021, the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston has showcased its impressive collection of…
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Please read this incredibly sad book (yes, it will make you cry) (Books Before Boys review)
Content warning: this review discusses potentially triggering plot points in a book, including death and grief. Full honesty, as I…
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The Reports of Her Death Were Greatly Exaggerated: A check-in on the Romantic Comedy
The Romantic Comedy (or rom-com) has been the subject of both ridicule and adoration since its inception. It has been…
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Candyman: How Black trauma is the real horror
Nia DaCosta’s “Candyman” has opened in theaters and is being marketed as a direct sequel to the 1992 film of…
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Loose Ends: Glück, Gibran and the Origin of Love
“But I could swear by your expression / That the pain down in your soul was the same / As…
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