The indie drama “Magic Hour” (Greenwich Entertainment) was directed by Katie Aselton, who also co-wrote the screenplay (with husband Mark Duplass) and stars in the movie. Aselton plays Erin, who is married to Charlie (Daveed Diggs). Our first glimpses of the couple present a portrait of a playful pair, seemingly happily married, who are trying to conceive.
Check out our interview with Ava Rani, the author of "Out of Her League."
There’s something almost impossible to explain about the way "The Mandalorian" and Grogu found their way into so many of our lives. Maybe it’s because, at its core, it never felt like a story about space battles or lightsabers. It felt like a story about finding someone in a broken world and deciding, somehow, to keep protecting each other anyway.
Few actors are as versatile as Gina Gershon. From her early role alongside Tom Cruise for her first onscreen love scene in “Cocktail” to being directed by Robert Altman in “The Player” to back-to-back performances in queer favorites “Showgirls” and “Bound” and on to 21st century standouts “Prey For Rock n Roll” and “Killer Joe,” Gershon has established herself as a go-to actor.
"Brighter Than Nine" is the sequel to a YA fantasy duology by June CL Tan. Check out the interview below.
Summer reading season is already looking dangerously good for YA fans, and these upcoming releases from Macmillan Children’s Publishing Group absolutely deserve a spot on your TBR.
Gay Men's Chorus of South Florida (GMCSF) takes the stage for the first time in the Au Rene Theater at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts on Friday, June 19, with “Invincible.”
Check out our interview with Cindy Pham, the author of "The Secret World of Briar Rose."
Bradley Cooper received a couple of Oscar nominations for the 2024 biopic “Maestro,” in which he starred as the late Leonard Bernstein, in addition to directing and co-writing the screenplay. “Maestro” didn’t avoid the subject of Bernstein’s queerness, but it felt like a secondary subject.
I received "The Making of American Girl" coffee table book and opening it honestly felt like opening a time capsule from my childhood. The beautiful hardcover book goes behind the scenes of how American Girl was created, tracing the journey from founder Pleasant Rowland’s original vision to the launch of beloved historical characters like Samantha Parkington, Kirsten, and Molly. It’s filled with archival photos, original sketches, early catalog pages, character concepts, and stories about how the brand became such a huge part of so many childhoods.
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