Content Movie Review by Matt Boiselle Content – written and directed by Adam Meilech, and starring Megan Boehmcke, Alex Mills and Adam Meilech Synopsis: Shown through phones and laptops, a seemingly polite director stalks and blackmails his actors into a real-life horror movie. “Content” is one of those horror movies that has a really solid
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The official trailer for SUBJUGATION has arrived, an upcoming cyberpunk monster movie that merges the gothic vengeance of The Crow with the grotesque, biomechanical body horror of the anime classic Wicked City. Spearheaded by director Doug Roos (Bakemono) and executive producer Jun’ichi Yamamoto (Meatball Machine), the film is a blood-soaked love letter to classic late-80s
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Twenty years after ATL first hit theaters, the cast reunited to celebrate the film’s milestone anniversary with a nostalgic gathering that instantly took fans back to the early 2000s. Known for its unforgettable skating scenes, memorable one-liners, and Atlanta culture references, ATL remains a fan favorite two decades later. The reunion brought together cast members
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Gucci transformed the heart of Times Square into a runway spectacle for its Cruise show, bringing fashion, celebrity, and New York energy together for one of the season’s biggest moments. Guests arrived in signature Gucci looks ranging from tailored suiting and leather separates to glamorous outerwear and statement accessories, while the streets of Manhattan served
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Vigdis Hjorth’s translated novels are a universe unto themselves. They present a networked constellation of recurring themes, archetypes, and interpersonal dynamics that are swapped, slightly inverted, and subtly recontextualized in service to a central character’s moral transformation. The consistency of Hjorth’s authorial voice holds everything together, putting each work in conversation with one another and
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The artist rapped about his father’s illness on his new Iceman album, which released alongside two surprise LPs Drake unveiled his long-awaited album, Iceman, on Friday. While the LP — which dropped alongside surprise albums HabibtiandMaid Of Honour —sees the rapper offer fans a window into how he felt about the highly publicized feud with
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Maluma is back — and more personal than ever on Loco x Volver. This is the Colombian star’s seventh studio album and his first LP in three years since Don Juan. According to a release, the project “promises to be the most intimate and honest of his entire career.” For the album, the Medellín-born artist
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The song was written for CBS series Sheriff Country, in which the singer is set to guest star Maren Morris shared a new song, “Parachute,” written and recorded for CBS drama series Sheriff Country. The track will appear in tonight’s episode of the show, which also features Morris’ acting debut. “Parachute” was produced by Morris’
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Conversations about why clothing brands often fail circle back to the same operational suspects. Wrong quantities ordered, bad tech packs, poorly constructed samples. These things matter. They are not, however, what separates the brands that build something lasting from those that quietly fold after one collection. The Field of Dreams Problem Nobody Warns You About
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Jennifer Lopez delivered two distinct fashion moments while out in New York City, stepping out in tailored neutral looks styled by Rob Zangardi and Mariel Haenn. For her first look, Lopez wore a vintage Spring/Summer 2004 Jean Paul Gaultier ensemble featuring a blush-toned structured jacket with sheer corset-inspired paneling paired with an asymmetrical satin midi
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There’s a new trend emerging in the horror market of taking age-old stories and giving them terrifying new twists. There’s already been Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey and Peter Pan’s Neverland Nightmare, which completely flipped what viewers knew about these characters. The latest of these is The 3 Killer Pigs, which is about murderous
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I’m beginning to think there’s a Bad Take Troll out there somewhere with regular reminders in his calendar to start desmadre, and one of his favorite pots to stir is the one about audiobooks counting as reading. Why he decided to send the psychologist from Law & Order SVU as his messenger this time around
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Flocking to Paris for literary tourism is one of the best bookish vacations you can take. The last time I went, I visited Edith Wharton’s home and swung by the wealth of bookstores. But outside of the literary history, people have been falling in love in Paris, and France in general, for generations. Historical romances
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With medieval energy in the air once more, let’s dive into some of the best fantasy books about knights. It’s fair to say that right now, knights are all the rage in fantasy. Culturally, we have often looked to a past that never existed as a site of whimsy or fascination. Even when medieval literature
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Picture books are the best way to get kids excited about reading. But these picture books go one step further and will get them excited about important authors. These five, relatively recently published picture books feature the true stories of literary legends. Some of the biographical picture books describe authors of children’s books, like Judy
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Danai Christopoulou is the author of Vile Lady Villains, a sapphic horromantasy that brings Klytemnestra together with Lady Macbeth, out in the U.S. on May 12th from Union Square & Co. Below, they talk about three horromantasies they loved reading this year: Horror and romance dance well together. The realms of the beautifully grotesque and
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Bloodthirsty Movie Review by Matt Boiselle Bloodthirsty – directed by Nachela Knox and written by Chad Johnson, and starring Stephen Barrington, Kiana Sosa and John Blaq Synopsis: On the night of their anniversary, Sarah is unexpectedly called into work, but when a sudden zombie outbreak traps her inside, Brian must fight through the chaos to
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