Women Writers Week 2021: Table of Contents

Since the shift from cable TV to streaming services, we’ve seen an explosion of complex television shows that require the type of chronological viewing unique to our era. Serial TV shows thrive over their more formulaic, episodic counterparts, and they proliferate over myriad streaming services. With this saturation of affordable on-demand content, TV shows have…

“You know the best part about stories? You remember them. They stay with you. And I want to tell you a bedtime story.” Fubo has revealed a short & sweet trailer for a quiet new streaming series called Bedtime Stories with Ryan. And yes, it literally is just actor Ryan Reynolds telling bedtime stories on…

In a northeastern neighborhood of Portland, Oregon, a small coffeehouse stands covered with pictures of bison. For centuries here, on the land of the Cowlitz, Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde, and Clackamas peoples, there have been no bison. But Bison Coffeehouse still pays tribute to the animal that sustained Native American communities across the country….

One of the most unsurprising social digressions that emerged when the world was forced to go into quarantine last year (and still continues to do so), is our reliance on television to give us a sense of subjective freedom when it felt like the entire globe was erupting in flames around us. While streaming services…

“The myths are real! There was a war…” Toho in Japan has debuted their own official Japanese trailer for Godzilla vs. Kong, also known as ゴジラVSコング. in Japanese. This highly anticipated epic sequel to the recent Godzilla movies finally pits the two mega-monsters in a battle for the fate of the world. Warner Bros is…

For her debut feature film, the British director Jennifer Sheridan decided to make a vampire movie. Or did she? Is the unsettling, deeply felt horror/drama Rose: A Love Story really a vampire film? Or even a horror movie? It isn’t that scary or that gory, and the focus for the most part is on a bickering couple….