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“Bye Bye Blondie”: Béatrice, the Bérus, and a Good Slap in the Face

August 20, 2024
It was March 27, 2012, the day I stepped into the cinema where they were screening “Bye Bye Blondie.” Like many, I had been waiting patiently for the new film by Virginie Despentes. The theater was empty, and I had read some truly vile and frankly insulting reviews of the film—particularly in Le Nouvel Observateur, to name names. “Bye Bye

“The Haunting: A Classic Gothic Tale Reimagined by Jan de Bont

September 2, 2024
Released in 1999 and directed by Jan de Bont, The Haunting is a psychological horror thriller that has garnered attention for its chilling narrative and notable performances. The film takes its inspiration from Shirley Jackson’s acclaimed 1959 novel, The Haunting of Hill House, a cornerstone of the horror genre known

Checkmate in Silence: The Lingering Elegance of The Queen’s Gambit

August 11, 2024
A Historical Glimpse: The World of Chess in the 1960s The 1960s was a decade characterized by significant political, social, and cultural transformations, and the world of chess was no exception. This period saw an unprecedented surge in the global popularity of chess, largely fueled by the geopolitical tension between

RoboCop: Rogue City – A Flawed Tribute to a Sci-Fi Legend

August 3, 2024
“RoboCop: Rogue City” is a video game adaptation of the iconic “RoboCop” franchise, which has long captivated audiences with its unique blend of action, satire, and dystopian themes. Developed by Teyon and published by Nacon, the game was highly anticipated by fans who hoped to experience the gritty world of

The Three Most Subversive and Polemical Broadway Plays and Why They Still Matter in 2024

July 29, 2024
Subversive and polemical theater is a form of dramatic art that seeks to challenge societal norms, provoke critical thought, and stimulate intellectual debates through its content and presentation. Unlike conventional theater, which may prioritize entertainment or traditional storytelling, subversive and polemical plays often delve into controversial subjects, questioning established values

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