Rupi Kaur and Her Transformative Poetry
“I am not the whisky you want, I am the water you need.” You’ve probably already heard this famous, mythical phrase. It went viral on the internet during a conference with its
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Resonating with Disillusionment: Why Jason Reitman’s “Young Adult” Speaks to 2024
The Diablo Cody touch is something that can’t be taught—it belongs solely to her. Few were the admirers of her sexual escapades filled with debauchery and all kinds of humor documented in
Double Trouble: Sabrina Carpenter and Jenna Ortega’s ‘Taste’ Takes Over The Internet
Sabrina Carpenter’s latest music video for her new single “Taste” has officially broken the internet. Released alongside her sixth studio album, “Short n’ Sweet,” the video co-stars none other than Jenna Ortega,
Deadpool: The Merc with a Loud Mouth, Katanas, and a Passion for Nonsense
Ah, Deadpool—Marvel’s R-rated love letter to bad behavior, dark humor, and gratuitous violence. A franchise where the only thing sharper than the katana blades is the wit of its titular anti-hero. He’s
Katerina by James Frey: A Journey Through Love, Art, and Nostalgia
Katerina by James Frey was published in 2018. Blending autobiography and fiction, the author explores the rekindling of his youthful love in a world filled with art and nostalgia. At the beginning
The Autobiography of Others : The Rituals of Presence and Absence in Sophie Calle’s Work
Sophie Calle, an artist whose work defies conventional categorization, crafts a world where the lines between the observed and the observer blur into haunting explorations of identity, memory, and absence. Her art
Velvet Nightmares: Lana Del Rey’s Music as Darkest, Saddest, Baddest Poetry
In the shadowy world of modern music, few artists encapsulate the ethereal blend of dark poetry and haunting melodies like Lana Del Rey. Her songs resonate with a deep sense of melancholy
Finding Peace in the Crowds: An Open Letter to Clarissa Dalloway
Dearest Clarissa, I’m writing to you from a world that’s moved far beyond the bustling streets of post-war London, but your presence, so vividly captured in Virginia Woolf’s beautiful prose, still resonates
She-Ra and the Princesses of Power: Challenging Norms in Animation
‘She-Ra and the Princesses of Power’ emerged as a noteworthy reimagining of the 1985 classic series. Produced by DreamWorks Animation under the creative direction of Noelle Stevenson, this modern reboot debuted on
Exploring the Depths of Love and Alienation: Alberto Moravia’s Le Mépris and Its Cinematic Adaptation
Alberto Moravia’s Le Mépris (A Ghost at Noon in English) is a profound novel that delves into the complexities of human relationships, the nature of artistic integrity, and the existential struggles of