Marty Supreme and the Pitfalls of Over-Promoting
Ultimately, it reinforces the sense that Marty Supreme is less concerned with coherence or period accuracy than with high-intensity entertainment — a good old-fashioned movie above all else.
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Inside “Neve Azul”: How Charlotte Dos Santos Chose Analogue Over Digital Music
Charlotte Dos Santos returns with 'Neve Azul', a fully analogue EP shaped by motherhood, memory, and her Brazilian-Norwegian roots. Recorded live to tape, the project rejects digital perfection in favor of warmth, rhythm, and human connection.
When Catch-Ups Replace Hangouts: The Friendship Shift in Your 20s
Friendships in your 20s quietly transform, trading spontaneous hangouts for Google-calendar catch-ups and a whole lot of emotional whiplash. Here’s why it happens and how to keep your longterm connections from slipping.
Why Kate Hawley Might Be the Most Underrated Costume Designer in Hollywood
Costume design is vital in translating a filmmaker's vision onto the screen. Kate Hawley’s works, with their intricate designs, tell stories of their own, serving as powerful tools for character development and thematic depth.
All We Need Is Love – A List Of Black Rom-Coms You Should Know
Black romantic comedies have long been a powerful celebration of love, creativity, and resilience. These films offered a vision of Black love that was layered — intellectual, sensual, aspirational — and above all, joyful. Today, that legacy continues in new and exciting ways, reimagining what a Black love story can look and sound like in the modern world.
Sad Girl Season Cinema: Five Fall Films That’ll Make You Romanticize the End
Historically, Autumn has been associated with the themes of transition, grief, and magic. Filmmakers often explored these themes in movies set in the season of fallen leaves. Embrace the enchanting essence of Autumn through these five cinematic gems.
Conrad Fisher & The Comeback Of Men Who Yearn
Men who yearn are back—and women everywhere are losing it over them. From Conrad Fisher to the Hot Priest, the internet’s collective crush isn’t on guys who ghost, but on fictional men who actually give a damn. Effort is the new sexy.
Olivia Dean on “The Art of Loving” and Why Love Is a Practice, Not a Fairytale
“The Art of Loving” is not only about romance, it’s about the love we put in ourselves and the people around us. Olivia Dean moves through vulnerability, longing and youth, gently reassuring that it’s okay to feel deeply and be messy.
From Alice Coltrane to André 3000 — Spiritual Jazz Revival or Rebrand?
Spiritual jazz risks being reduced to mere aesthetic — a beautiful backdrop for playlists and yoga flows. What began as a radical expression by Black musicians in the US, searching for new social, political, and spiritual possibilities, now often serves as the soundtrack to your avocado on sourdough. Luckily, a new generation of artists is taking the genre seriously, pushing it in unexpected directions. The question is: are we listening closely enough?
How “Endless Love” and “The Summer I Turned Pretty” Distort Female Pleasure
Romcoms may look romantic, but their sex scenes are just as misleading as porn. From The Notebook to Babygirl, here’s how films shape our ideas of intimacy and what authentic female pleasure actually looks like on screen.
