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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Women Take the Floor at the MFA—Progress or Division?
“Can you name five women artists?” was the first thing I read when I entered the Women Take the Floor…
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New York Fashion Week’s Lasting Effects: Microtrends, Fast Fashion, and Influencer Culture
Metallics, low-rise baggy pants and bubble hems — these are some of the styles that dominated the Spring 2022 New…
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Celebrate #biweek with Bisexual Books
Thursday, Sept. 23, was Bisexual Visibility Day. To keep the celebration going, I wanted to share five books featuring bisexual…
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A haunting Jane Eyre retelling just in time for Halloween (Books Before Boys review)
I’m going to preface this review by saying that I’ve never read “Jane Eyre,” unless an abridged chapter…
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The Newly Consumed “Good For Her” Movie Trope
Warning: Spoilers! Trigger Warning for mentions of sexual assault and suicide In the past few years a new genre of…
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