Another season of award shows has come and gone, and in the past this would mean a few mediocre ceremonies, where award choices missed rather than hit.
“Doctor Who,” a science fiction television show that originally began in the early 1960’s, is about “The Doctor,” an alien Time Lord who travels through time and space going on adventures with his various companions.
Since her release of “Milk and Honey” in 2014, many literary critics and poetry lovers alike have been both jarred and perplexed by Rupi Kaur’s fast rise to mainstream success, writing Kaur’s work off as juvenile and formulaic.
The life simulation game, “The Sims,” celebrated its 25th anniversary on Feb. 4. Developed by Maxis and published by Electronic Arts (EA), “The Sims” revolutionized the gaming industry by offering an open-ended simulation experience.
OH MY GOODNESS! That is just one of the phrases along with finding yourself absolute speechless that goes into hearing this singer for the very first time.
The most recent remake of “Nosferatu,” released last year on Dec. 25, certainly measures up to the same eerie standards set by its 1922 predecessor, all while adding a new, modern layer of complexity and terror.
“One of Them Days,” starring Keke Palmer and SZA, is an outrageously funny film about two broke friends trying to make enough money to keep their apartment.
