Is Poor Things with Emma Stone Turning the ‘Born Sexy Yesterday’-Trope on its head?
"Characters who were born sexy yesterday are often highly skilled at something that men will respect," says McIntosh. "Often that thing is fighting."
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TITLE’s Book Club: For Weird Girls and Agatha Christie Enthusiasts
Here we delve into unconventional book reviews and recommendations, leading you through a maze of literary wonders that will capture your imagination and satisfy your craving for the strange.
L.A. Women and California Girls: Eve Babitz’ Radiant Legacy
Another indisputable member of the L.A. Woman category is singer-songwriter Lana Del Rey, who’s been shaping ideas and visual representations of California with her music for over a decade. Babitz’ legacy is embedded into the cultural fabric that all of these portrayals are made of.
Christóbal Balenciaga: Is the New Show on Disney+ any good?
Spoilers ahead If you were to ask today’s fashionistas which brand is their personal number one, you would probably get the same answer: Balenciaga. No wonder, as the brand has become the normcore hub par excellence over the past few seasons, with countless Balenciaga disciples eagerly awaiting each new collection. But there was a time […]
Why TV Bullies Now Care About Your Pronouns
Get in Loser! Regina George is back.
What Can We Ask Ourselves About Consuming True Crime Content?
What’s in the mind of people before, during and after committing a crime? How does the justice system react, and how do the victims find reparations? These are some of the questions that the genre invites us to reflect upon.
Endless Innocence: the Story of Priscilla as told by Sofia Coppola
Last year when the Elvis biopic was released, it was hailed as a chronicle of the King, and it relaunched his career and estate back into the limelight. He was applauded once again. But with this chronicle, no Elvis songs even appear in Sofia Coppola’s film adaptation of the story behind Elvis Presley’s wife of […]
‘THOUGHTS OF PEOPLE YOU MAY KNOW’: Visual Snapshots of Everyday Thoughts
In an era flooded with fleeting digital experiences, film director Ben Miethke unveils his latest project: a 12-short video collection of bite-sized films that visualises ephemeral— almost intangible—thoughts. Here we chat with Miethke.
The Desert of Wim Wenders’ Film ‘Paris, Texas’
Travis realises that he will never get rid of the demons that destroyed his family in the first place: jealousy, insecurity and alcoholism, and so he sacrifices his own desire to be reunited with his family.
The Strength of Softness: Interview with Harpist Petra Hermanova
Harpist, organist, singer-songwriter Petra Hermanova sits with TITLE to discuss her debut solo album ‘In Death’s Eyes’: an opus on death, resurrection, prayer, and the powers of womanly lament. Leaning into each song title, questions emerge and are answered from within.
