This Weeks Articles

In a world full of blockages and barriers that often dominate our daily lives, many individuals are yearning for unconventional forms of...

Reading classic novels often leave us with an exciting and warm feeling. It is very fun to be transported back in time hundreds of years...

World War II is a literary topic that has practically dominated the bookshelf for the past 5 years. It found in modern audiences people...

When a spin-off for the Amazon Prime series The Boys was announced back in 2020, there was some initial skepticism from the fanbase. The...

'Tis the spooky season, Our main conversation on mainstream pop radio are two girls: Olivia Rodrigo and Doja Cat. Olivia released her...

The strategy for publishing houses was simple: let authors submit their manuscripts, pick the best ones from the stack, continue pushing...

Michael Coleman steps out of a screening he programmed, under the moniker Generic Moving Images, a curated series showcasing films that...

Michiko Aoyama’s What You Are Looking For is in the Library, translated into English by Alison Watts, offers a tender, thought-provoking...

It’s insane to see how rapidly artificial intelligence has progressed over the past few years. You can hear older artists like Frank...

Within the last several years, the United States has experienced an unprecedented onslaught of attempts to challenge or outright ban...

The world of cinema is changing. We live in a time where a drama made by a great, like Steven Spielberg (The Fabelmans, 2022) did not...

Mafia style executions, genius political plays, bishops and popes, God and his angels (of all kinds), all with a beautiful landscape as...