It’s very easy to root for Melissa McCarthy. Not only is her success a reminder to young girls everywhere that you don’t have to be a certain type of …
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‘Nancy Drew’ 2×11 review: “The Scourge of the Forgotten Rune” pulls the Drew Crew into a loop of hilarity
The CW’s Nancy Drew has been on a roll with its hijinks adventures. “The Scourge of the Forgotten Rune” could best be described as a memor…
‘Deacon’ review: serpentwithfeet unleashes his funniest, queerest, most accomplished work to date
A shroud of mystery coats the ethereal minimalist music of serpentwithfeet. As that stage name suggests, the Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter (born Jo…
‘Green to Gold’ review: The Antlers return with luscious, dreamy, introspective folk-pop
It’s always funny to me how easy it is to draw parallels between two completely unrelated things or events. In the case of the Antlers and their…
‘What Beauty There Is’ review: A dark, intensely rewarding debut from Cory Anderson
Cory Anderson puts her characters through a lot, but What Beauty There Is rewards persistent readers with a glimpse of something beautiful.…
‘Kisses and Croissants’ review: Anne-Sophie Jouhanneau’s debut offers a magical Parisian escape
Reading Kisses and Croissants by Anne-Sophie Jouhanneau is like eating a French croissant—light, fluffy, and perfect. The past month has been particul…
‘Big Brother Canada 9’ week 5 review: The invisible HOH squanders its potential
Big Brother Canada loves to introduce new twists and try something new. For Week #5, that power came in the form of the Invisible Head of Household (H…