Friend of the World Is a Surreal Descent Into Post-Apocalyptic Madness
Ever wondered what happens when society falls apart, and you’re left to pick up the pieces? It’s a question countless
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The Last of Us Season 2: A Brutal Journey Through Grief, Love, and Revenge
When The Last of Us premiered in 2023, it shattered every preconceived notion we had about video game adaptations. Historically,
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Knock Out Blonde Pulls No Punches in Telling Kellie Maloney’s Story
In the world of boxing, names echo with the weight of legacy. For decades, Frank Maloney was one of those
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Overcompensating: A Messy, Queer, Hilarious Crash Course in Self-Acceptance
The journey to self-acceptance is never a straight line (pun absolutely intended), and Benito Skinner’s Overcompensating makes sure we never
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Studio One Forever: A Tribute to the Legacy of Studio One
As a community, it’s crucial that we know our history. We can’t afford to forget the spaces that sheltered us,
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When Math Becomes a Weapon: Prime Target Is a Taut and Tense Thriller
Of all the streaming services out there (and there are plenty), Apple TV+ might just be the best place to
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Clean Slate: A Comedy with Heart, Humor, and Meaning
Few things are as important right now as supporting LGBTQ+ content, especially when it puts the trans community front and
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XO, Kitty Season 2: A Stronger, Gayer, and More Entertaining Return
We’re not going to lie—after how surprisingly queer Season 1 of XO, Kitty turned out to be, we were counting
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The Secret of the River: A Tribute to Friendship, Identity, and Culture
Very few TV shows have the power to reach into our hearts and move us as deeply as Netflix’s The
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Love In The Big City: A Full Season Review
It’s the show that conservatives in South Korea didn’t want you to see! Love In The Big City is a
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