Much like its blunt, monosyllabic namesake, Danny Boyle’s Ink (2026) pitter-pats and blots the screen with spunk and style from its first frame. A dizzying cacophony of brash formalism and energetic excess, Boyle—alongside a “Sorkin-lite” script from James Graham—attempts to trace the machinations and calculations that killed real, honest journalism and ushered in our current, hellish age
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Actress’s music is basically a genre within itself, the way the British electronic musician distorts drone, R&B, grime, dubstep, and techno into smoked-out synth trips. His bleary-eyed chords and pneumatic beats are pathways into rain-streaked streets in London, Berlin shows blanketed in thick layers of cigarette haze, and afters where eyes are drooping but no
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Every year, everyone gets very excited about all of the creepy books there are to read at Halloween–and justifiably so. But the rest of fall deserves love, too! I decided to dig around and look for some books that reflect all of the best things about autumn, not just Halloween, though there are a couple
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Kaiju Girl Caramelise (Otome Kaijuu Caramelise) from Director Teruyuki Omine and writer Yuniko Ayana explores the struggle many face with self-image and self-worth. The meanings underneath are incredibly deep. The surface-level narrative about a girl who turns into a kaiju is exciting and fun, but the messaging surrounding Kaiju Girl Caramelise truly makes it an anime
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The stars of Percy Jackson and the Olympians talk some more exciting changes from the books that fans will see in the third season. Percy Jackson season 3 will hit Disney+ later this year, with this installment’s plot being adapted from The Titan’s Curse, the third book in Rick Riordan’s flagship fantasy series. Following Percy
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Stephen King’s Carrie continues to capture the imagination, with the story becoming more relevant as our world grows increasingly chaotic. This time, writer/director Mike Flanagan is taking a crack at the telekinetic teenager, and based on Carrie Episodes 1-2, he may be in good hands. That is, unless the newest experimental additions accidentally derail this iteration
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Duncan Sheik, the Tony-winning composer of Broadway’s Spring Awakening and singer behind the 1996 hit “Barely Breathing,” has died in Manhattan, reports the New York Times. He was 56. According to Sheik’s mother, the cause of death was cardiac arrest. Earlier this week, the musician was reported to be in critical but stable condition following
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