Check out our interview with Julian Winters, the author of "Find My Way Down To You."
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“Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma” (Mubi), the new full-length feature written and directed by filmmaker Jane Schoenbrun, is a vast improvement over their unwatchable debut movie “We’re All Going To The World’s Fair,” while continuing the trajectory of the slightly better “I Saw The TV Glow.” An homage to genre filmmaking, with a twisted sense of humor, it features a polyamorous Gen Z filmmaker unable to achieve orgasm and a ruthless killer known as Little Death (la petite mort, get it?).
Check out our interview with Kerri Maher, the author of "Summer of Love."
Check out our interview with Juno Dawson, the author of "Survival Show."
Brévo Theatre will produce the South Florida premiere of “School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play” which transports audiences to 1986 at the prestigious Aburi Girls’ School in Ghana, where a group of ambitious high school girls compete for the coveted title of Miss Ghana. The show will run from Sept. 4-27 at the Hive Black Box Theater in Pompano Beach.
After literally stomping the RuPaul’s Drag Race runway during Season 18, Discord Addams was an instant fan favorite.
It might still be warm outside, but holiday romance season is officially calling. From fake dating in the Scottish Highlands to FBI agents chasing a very bad Santa, these upcoming releases are ready to bring the romance, laughs and a little heat. Grab the cocoa, or, if you’re in South Florida, an iced coffee, and start adding to that TBR.
“Danger” just happens to be your middle name.
Check out our interview with Rachel Màs Davidson and Brad Davidson, the author and artist of "Teachers in the Wild."
Now that the last episode of the final season of “The Bear” has aired, foodies and other folks will be hungry for more chef-inspired fare. Matt Johnson’s “Tony” (A24), a biopic about a life-changing summer for the late chef Anthony Bourdain, should satisfy some of those cravings.
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