Love in a technological world brings new challenges. Technology has changed the ways we build, maintain, and end the loving relationships we have with the peopl...
Archie Comics were one of the first introductions I had to relationships and love. In them, I discovered a double-edged attachment to Betty and Veronica, who ar...
The focus of my web series, Broken Hearts Division, is an unsung department in the LAPD that is tasked with handling crimes of the heart. At the head of this di...
I never liked writing about love. I always thought it was too grand a topic for any one poet or novelist to pin down and then pen down. I always thought it was ...
The love of female friendships is more a hum than a tingle.
Growing up, I wanted the friendship of pristine, American suburbia – the kind of bubble gum and ...
This movie has everything: an undercover journalist, that girl from iZombie, a birther scandal, a fictional country called Aldovia, a snowball fight with orphan...
The dynamics of family life are central to the films of American auteur Wes Anderson. One recurring theme in his films is the struggle of the Baby Boomer genera...
Someone once told me that Mustang (2015) is like the Turkish version of Sofia Coppola’s The Virgin Suicides (1999), but I think that comparison does Mustang a g...
“It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife.” Thus begins Pride and Prejudice, Jane Au...
Star Trek is a property that has always valued both diversity and acceptance as two of its core principles. Each iteration of the series has brought us increasi...
