Dumplin’ Embraces Dolly and Being Uniquely You
Brilliantly adapted by Kristen Hahn and directed by Anne Fletcher, Dumplin' will inspire any woman of any age to love who they are despite what society says we should look…
Barry Jenkins Breathes Life into Baldwin with If Beale Street Could Talk
When the line is spoken "No one should ever have to see a loved one through a pane of glass," and the film kicks off with 'There are days when…
Stan and Ollie is Loving Portrait of Comedy’s Most Memorable Duo
Martin and Lewis. Abbott and Costello. Lucy and Desi. Classic comedy duos made us laugh, but it is there tragic demise that we remember just as vividly. Stan Laurel and…
Is the Apocalyptic Sandra Bullock Thriller Birdbox a Hit for Netflix?
Birdbox entertained me, but stressed me the hell out all at the same time. I spent half the film peeping through my fingers and jumping...just saying. You can let me…
Jennifer Lopez is Working Girl Cinderella in Second Act
What happens to women of a certain age when society has made them feel like their contribution to the world isn't welcome? What happens when the man of your dreams…
Besties Jennifer Lopez and Leah Remini Pair for a Second Act
Second Act. That would be what I am experiencing in this very moment. Most people work for years hoping and praying their hard work will be…
On The Basis of Sex Honors Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
It wasn't long ago women weren't allowed to vote, let alone run for political office, pursue a legal career or become a Supreme Court Justice. Ruth Bader Ginsburg defied the…
Christian Bale IS Dick Cheney in Adam McKay’s VICE
VICE is a constant reminder of how corrupt the ideology of politicians hasn't shifted for decades and how the person perceived to be in power is just a pawn for…
Spiderman: Into the Spiderverse Intros Afro-Latina Superhero
In Spiderman: Into the Spiderverse, we catch up with a little older, more portly Peter Parker (Jake Johnson) who meets up with Miles Morales (Shameik Moore) who is intent on…
Jason Mitchell Gets Spooked in TYREL
Tyrel is a strange, uncomfortable, but poignantly accurate portrayal of subtle racism in America. The type of racists that make you think they are cool, but when folks starting burning…
