"Things Left Unsaid" by Sara Jafari tells a deep, emotional love story with the power of friendship.
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If you thought Paul Feig’s 2018 adaptation of Darcey Bell’s novel “A Simple Favor” was twisted and twisty, hang on to your oversized but chic hat, because the sequel, “Another Simple Favor” (Amazon/MGM/Lionsgate), also directed by Feig, is as snaking as a road in Capri (where the movie is set, by the way).
Kate Woodworth wanted to emphasize the importance of climate change, so that was one of the reasons she wrote, "Little Great Island."
The episode kicks off with the queens returning to the Werk Room following Arrietty’s departure, as the queens walk in to read a fairly shocking and personal lipstick message from Arrietty, directed at Onya Nurve.
Let’s just say it now, "Beetlejuice" at the Adrienne Arsht Center is a total scream, and I say this in the best way possible.
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Happy is the bride the sun shines on.
Directly from the steel city of Pittsburgh, Lydia B. Kollins brought a gritty perspective and a strong sense of fashion to the “RuPaul's Drag Race” Season 17 stage.
C.L. Montblanc grew up loving coming-of-age teen comedies and wanted to write a story that included queer characters and solving mysteries.
Gay filmmaker Christopher Landon, son of the late Michael “Little House on the Prairie” Landon, has established himself as writer and director of movies in the horror and thriller genres. He continues that trend with his new movie, “Drop” (Universal/Blumhouse).
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