If you know a sweet, responsible girl who seems somehow perfectly suited for office life, you might have met Retsuko. Well, probably not the real Retsuko – she’...
Since the last time I wrote one of these things, Reel Honey officially hit the one-year-old mark. (Right behind Rumi and Sir Carter, it’s my favourite thing to ...
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We love to watch the illicit, extramarital affair on film. There is a certain pleasant uncertainty in watching two people who act outside of the bonds of marria...
I am not, by definition, a brave woman. I’m squeamish around rodents, an anxious driver and passenger, and I’ve been known to take a few laps around the amuseme...
Vibrant, African-inspired outfits. Technological ‘magic.’ Soundtracks infused with the union of coast-to-coast authentic African beats and contemporary hip-hop ...
In 1987, director Leonard Nimoy was still living in the shadow of his Star Trek fame. New to the comedy genre, his directorial career had so far consisted of ep...
“If all the world hated you and believed you wicked, but your own conscience approved of you and absolved you from guilt, you would not be without friends.” Wid...
Ava DuVernay’s new film, A Wrinkle in Time, opens with Meg Murry lying awake in her attic bedroom, listening to a storm raging outside. An adaptation of Madelei...
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...
