Category Archives: Arts & Entertainment

Now that movie theaters are unavailable, subscribing to streaming services, such as Netflix, Disney+, and Hulu, have been a necessity for everyone stuck at home.

HBO Max is a new subscription video on demand that launched on May 27th with …

“Good Days” were on our mind until Olivia Rodrigo came and crashed the party with her “Drivers License.” 

Olivia Rodrigo, best known for her role in the Disney+ Series, High School Musical: The Musical: The Series became an overnight sensation …

At first glance, no one would’ve guessed The Queen’s Gambit to be Netflix’s No. 1 show in sixty-three countries and the most-watched “limited scripted series” ever. The Netflix miniseries from the creators Scott Frank and Allan Scott doesn’t contain components …

With everyone stuck at home, many people are looking for new shows to watch. A show called “Never Have I Ever” was released and soon became the  #1 show in 10 different countries. This was created and directed by Mindy …

The newly anticipated DC animated movie “Justice League Dark: Apokolips War” and it’s nothing fans were expecting. 

The film includes all major heroes from previous movies of this New 52 era which include the Justice League, Teen Titans, Suicid Squad, …

Maintaining a fine line between making a joke and still showing respect for the tragic history that was WWII, Taika Waititi’s “Jojo Rabbit” is a curious look at what children face at times of war. The movie follows a ten-year-old …

Now  that we’re all sitting at how we can all admit  that we have a lot more free time on our hands. What  we do with that time is super important in influencing our minds and thoughts. It’s important to …

With games like “Overwatch,” and “Counter Strike Global Offensive,” heavily losing players and developers not putting as much thought into the games as they used to, competitive FPS players have found a new game to exhibit their mechanical skill and …

Ava DuVernay’s Netflix documentary “13th” highlights the ties between the injustices within the criminal justice system and the United States’ history of slavery and discrimination. The documentary has become a vital part of educating the masses on the crisis of …

 The Scooby Doo industry has been in business since the 1970s.  Millions of Generation Xers, Millennials, and Generation Zers have grown up watching Scooby Doo.  I’ve watched all of the Scooby Doo episodes from each series and all of the …