On the heels of Off Campus, it’s time to gear up for another college romance book adaptation! French-language TV series Campus Drivers is racing onto Prime Video this fall, and based on the newly released teaser, Lois (Carmen Kassovitz) and Lane (Baptiste Masseline) will bring the heat. Taking place at the fictional Belrose University, Season
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The year was 1976. Everything was weird — but especially the music. Everyone walked around saying, “Dy-no-mite!” or “Up your nose with a rubber hose.” Jimmy Carter became the first president to hang out with the Allman Brothers. The Apple computer and VHS player were invented. So was The Muppet Show. The Farrah Fawcett poster
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Aidan Shaw / Instagram You may not know Aidan Shaw yet (and we’re not talking about the Sex and the City character), but you’ve definitely seen his work. From Heated Rivalry to the upcomingIcebreakeradaptation, he’s quickly becoming the face of hockey romance — but his romance credits don’t end there. On September 29, Netflix revealed
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Brooklyn Public Library (BPL) has been providing opportunities for young people across the country to access banned books through their Books Unbanned program since 2022. Books Unbanned provides free digital cards to BPL’s full online collection for young people anywhere in the country. They’ve partnered with five other libraries nationwide–Boston Public Library, Long Beach Public
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The 18th century marked a historical period in which rapid changes occurred, especially in the rise and fall of empires as revolutions and Enlightenment ideals spread throughout the second half of the century. At the beginning of the century, Saint Petersburg was founded under Peter the Great, the Asante Empire rose in what is now
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There’s something magical about a beautifully captured fashion moment. The perfect lighting, an unexpected movement, a dramatic soundtrack, and suddenly, what could have been a fleeting celebrity sighting becomes a cinematic masterpiece. It’s the kind of content that makes you stop scrolling, watch twice, and wonder: Who shot that? Enter Mohamed Zalloufi, professionally known as
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Trevor Marcus Holley – Singer-Songwriter & Performing Artist. Trevor is from a small town in Utah located in the United States. He started his musical career at the age of 15, songwriting, singing, and performing in a rock band with two older brothers, and has recorded multiple tracks and albums. He has almost 27 years
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Amidst the whirlwind of New York Fashion Week, I hosted the Kibonen Mäfo Dress Brunch, and it was the perfect respite. Designer Kibonen Nfi invited a room full of women to gather, connect, and celebrate in her signature Mäfo Dress. The Mäfo Dress is a thick knit piece in pink-purple and teal green, woven with
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W ithout being fluent in Swedish, it’s a little tough to pick out any details from the conversation and Robyn are currently engrossed in. The pair of pop stars are leaning into each other on a couch at Soho House Stockholm, an old Methodist church turned social hot spot in the heart of the city,
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ABC/John Fleenor What To Know Tyler Cameron reunited with Hannah Brown backstage atDancing With the Stars. The pair dated onThe Bachelorette and had a complicated relationship afterwards. Brown previously competed onDWTS and won with Alan Bersten. Seven years after they dated on Season 15 ofThe Bachelorette, Hannah Brown and Tyler Cameron reunited backstage at the
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‘Grew Up on This Guy’ The Neighbourhood’s Jesse Rutherford also performs “Sweater Weather” at Sombr’s Kia Forum gig Sombr brought out surprise guest Lindsey Buckingham to perform a Fleetwood Mac classic during the singer’s Los Angeles concert Saturday. “I’d like to welcome to the stage someone I look up to so much,” Sombr said in
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BLU-RAY ALERT: MY ONLY FRIEND’S A CORPSE by Matt Boiselle Okay…I have to admit, the title alone had me interested. MY ONLY FRIEND’S A CORPSE is one of those movies where you read the synopsis and immediately think, “Well, I have absolutely no idea where this is going.” And that’s exactly what makes it so
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In Mark Heyman’s feature film directorial debut, married couple Patrick (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) and Abigail (Phoebe Dynevor) journey to a new-age retreat in New Mexico, drawn by the possibility of healing after a traumatic event. Patrick is willing to do anything to help his wife, but becomes distrustful of the retreat’s enigmatic leader (Jacki Weaver) even
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Universal Pictures Home Entertainment has officially announced the highly anticipated 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray release of John Landis’s legendary 1981 horror-comedy masterpiece, An American Werewolf in London. This landmark film arrived on October 6, 2026, as a stunning, Limited Edition 4K Steelbook. The new release brings the Academy Award-winning practical special effects and haunting atmospheres
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The next generation of the Warren paranormal legacy is stepping into one of horror’s longest-running franchises. Deathstalker Productions has announced that Chris McKinnell, grandson of legendary paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren, has joined the cast of Witchcraft: The Lanterne of Light, the upcoming feature installment in the long-running Witchcraft horror franchise. McKinnell brings a
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The Quarto Group This is the story of a girl made of paper: bright, kind, and eager to please. But no matter what she folds herself into, it never feels like enough. A tender fable of self-care and discovering who you are. ★ “Stunning illustrations utilizing the Japanese art of kirie—paper cutting—enliven this fabulistic feminist
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Sourcebooks Landmark From award-winning author Ann Dávila Cardinal comes an edgy, genre-bending thriller following a retired photographer who begins to hear the murders of women she knew in her punk youth, forcing her to reckon with the past she’s desperate to forget. “Full of twists…with just the right hint of the supernatural. A rollicking ride
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October 10 is World Mental Health Day! Mental illness, as well as the therapies and medications that are often needed to help people feel their best, is still too often treated as a taboo subject. Graphic novels about therapy, like the ones listed here, center characters–fictional and nonfictional–who overcome the stigma and show us the
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It’s Banned Books Week, which means book banning and censorship are getting more coverage than usual. Kelly Jensen is out this week, but she spends the entire year reporting on censorship news in the Literary Activism newsletter. If Banned Books Week has inspired you to join (or rejoin) the fight for freedom to read, here’s
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The media landscape has been struggling for decades. That’s never been more noticeable to the general public than now. Numerous factors are at play, including decreased advertising, increased cost of business, and buyouts from private equity, among others. While sustaining independent media should not fall entirely on individuals who love outlets that do good work
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