'Where the Crawdads Sing': Into Hollywood’s waters
By Evan Stefanik | September 11, 2022“Where the Crawdads Sing” investigates a mystery on the nature of self-defense and murder – how animal instincts, when drowning, can deepen to human evil.
“Where the Crawdads Sing” investigates a mystery on the nature of self-defense and murder – how animal instincts, when drowning, can deepen to human evil.
Many people have replaced their cable television with streaming services; whether it be Netflix, Apple TV+, Hulu or HBO Max, there’s no denying streaming has had success over the past two decades. But where is streaming today, and where will it be in 10 years? Today, co-hosts Maggie Peña and Sean Scott are joined by staff writer Luke Macy to discuss the history and trajectory of streaming platforms.
Since watching the three available seasons over the past summer, Amazon Prime’s "The Boys" has become one of my favorite ongoing shows. It’s also one I struggle with recommending to anyone else.
Although this awards show probably won’t have another slap, the Emmys are just around the corner, airing Monday, Sept. 12 on NBC and Peacock. Here are some predictions for the most interesting categories of the night.
At the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards, Nicki Minaj showed that the night is still young – but during its finale, Taylor Swift shined in the spotlight with her new surprise.
“We come to this place for magic.” For Oxford residents craving a movie theater experience, the closest option is the AMC Classic Hamilton 8, located about 15 minutes away by car.
It’s not my ideal Sunday afternoon to sit across the theater row from a family with small children while Thor murders a bunch of other gods, spurring gold, glittery blood from their wounds.
One option for entertainment in Oxford is conspicuously absent: a movie theater.
More than two years after its announcement, “Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga” finally launched on April 5.
The two suns burn bright for the future of Star Wars.
Vince Staples has never been one to avoid saying what’s on his mind.
By now, everyone knows what a fandom is, whether their first mental image is the BTS Army or Harry Potter Millennials. But is there a dark side? Today, co-hosts Maggie Peña and Sean Scott are joined by staff writer Reece Hollowell to discuss the history and trajectory of fandoms today.
First things first: Father John Misty isn’t real.
“Everything, Everywhere, All At Once” may just be A24’s magnum opus.
The artists expected to win The Grammys' "Album of the Year" wrote the songs they knew would make top charts for many weeks in a row. Jon Batiste crafted the album he wanted the world to hear.
It’s rare to see a big-budget, studio-funded superhero film be universally reviled and mocked upon release, but Sony’s latest Spider-Man-adjacent mess “Morbius” has proved to be a special case.
Picture this: You’ve been waiting for weeks for this social season. Your elegant dress or dashing suit arrived yesterday from the tailor. Your most gracious hostess, the Duchess of Hastings, has invited you to a day of festivities at her home.
In the almost 40 years since their formation, the Red Hot Chili Peppers (RHCP) have developed a unique sound that’s become recognizable around the globe.
Between streaming, television, social media and film, there are more ways than ever for young people to make it to Hollywood. But who’s in the business for the long haul? This week, hosts Maggie Peña and Sean Scott guess who will be the biggest stars of tomorrow
I went into the "Moon Knight” premiere on Disney+ completely blind and was pleasantly surprised by the introduction of Steven Grant (AKA Moon Knight) to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.