Category: 5. Entertainment

In 2016 Michael Winkler wrote an award-winning essay that mentions his “schisms” of self and experiences with depression, the pain of which “intermittently seemed unendurable”. Five years later, his surreal, “exploded non-fiction…

Beef is back with another obsessive revenge fantasy. The second season of the dark comedy series, which just hit Netflix, strays from its previous stranger-on-stranger clash in favor of an intense feud between coworkers at a California country…

The trigger warning “puppet nudity” does not begin to cover it. You will also see puppets having sex, singing about being “a little bit racist” and gleefully owning up to their predilections for porn.

Avenue Q’s cute subversiveness is…

On stage today at CinemaCon^®, The Walt Disney Studios announced the launch of Infinity Vision, a new certification for premium large format (PLF) theaters. Done in collaboration with global theatrical exhibition partners, Infinity…

The second part of the title of Camilla Whitehill’s Channel 4 comedy drama is a reference to mood disorders. Bipolar, to be exact – the condition her protagonist Maggie has been diagnosed with. The first part is a reference to pretty much…

Michelle Obama is making the case for a more casual workplace outfit.

The former first lady left CNN headquarters in Los Angeles dressed for balmy temperatures in a white T-shirt and a black Tory Burch slip skirt. The midi, splashed with an…

We’ve all become very familiar with the term “investment pieces,” and for good reason. While many of us love a deal (hello, thrifting!), there are items that are worth the extra bundle of cash, those vintage objects that you’ll love…

Previously unseen drawings of Winnie-the-Pooh that show the honey-loving bear before he was introduced to generations of readers in the 1926 book have come to light.

Two preliminary pencil sketches by E H Shepard have been shared for the first…