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Indulge in the irresistible allure of Bridgerton, a visually delightful and narratively addicting Netflix show set in Regency England. With romance, scandal, and a modern twist, it offers the perfect retreat for those seeking escapism and a feast for the eyes.
'Comedy Queen' has earned the Crystal Bear for Best Film in the Berlinale, 2022. The coming-of-age story made us laugh, cry, and feel tenderly awkward.
Explore the impact of iconic teen dramas like 'Beverly Hills, 90210' and 'Euphoria'. From nostalgia to raw realism, these shows delve into the struggles and complexities of teenage life.
The profound connection between rap and rhythm and poetry in Hip Hop culture. Explore Def Jam's groundbreaking TV show featuring spoken word poets, impactful performances, and the artistic brilliance of legendary artists.
Miryam Charles deals with the intricacies of loss, grief, hope and memory in her debut feature film 'Cette Maison', world premiered at Berlinale 2022.
A day before the release of 'Who do you pray to?', we sat with Sam Tompkins and dove into the feelings and personal experiences that came together in this project.
The transformative journey of Mavi Phoenix's latest album "Marlon." With captivating tracks, diverse musicality, and poignant lyrics, Mavi showcases his growth as an artist. From soulful ballads to bold rap verses, each song resonates with emotions, leaving a lasting impression. Available on vinyl, CD, and streaming platforms. Don't miss out!
Discover the captivating story of Anna Sorokin, the con artist known as Anna Delvey. Unravel the world of aesthetic deception and fraudulent schemes in New York's high society. Explore how fashion played a role in Anna's rise and ultimate downfall. Experience the intrigue through the Netflix series "Inventing Anna."
Jump Cut, a series of six episodes curated by Dana Gingras of Animals of Distinction, and recently exhibited at the CTM Festival in Berlin, addresses the relation between space and body, or as Gingras mentions, “bodies that inhabit spaces, and spaces that inhabit bodies.”
This year for Black History Month, we recognize Sister Rosetta Tharpe’s contribution to music and entertainment itself.
