Over the years, there have been societal fights that I've realized I've lost, and have moved on from, cutting my losses. For example, plastic-bottled water. I remember how, in the beginning, the idea of packaging and selling water was treated as a joke: why would you
Last weekend, I did a romcom double-bill with The Roses (trailer) and Splitsville (trailer). Both films are about dysfunctional couples, but also reveal something about the state of relationships, specifically from the perspective of their straight, white, male screenwriters. I'm gonna be spoiling the hell out of these
And Just Like That... ended on Thursday, and while I'd heard of the cancellation, I had no plans to catch the series finale since I neither enjoyed love-watching nor hate-watching it. I hold a special place for Sex and the City. The show came out when I was
It's long been a joke that, in a job interview, when asked "What's your greatest weakness?" the clever candidate responds with "Perfectionism 🥺👉👈" ostensibly side-stepping the question and segueing into how you're just too detail-oriented and care too much. I guess
Last week we learned how many people would be seen in public wearing a shirt that says: "We should have more billionaires." The answer is at least one–smiling, having his photo taken next to an actual billionaire. This caused somewhat of a stir online, but what'
News broke last week that after Darren Criss leaves the leading role of Oliver in Maybe Happy Ending this September he will be succeeded by Andrew Barth Feldman. For those who don't know, Maybe is a love story between two helper robots set in Seoul in the 2060s
The reboot-sequel I Know What You Did Last Summer flopped over the weekend, bringing in $13m in Canada and the United States. I don't have any grand theories as to why it failed where the new Screams and Final Destination succeeded, except perhaps that nearly-three decades was too