I Loved “Texas Chain Saw Massacre” Before I Loved Myself
With each rewatch, I got further from the me I was in high school and closer to my truest self
With each rewatch, I got further from the me I was in high school and closer to my truest self
George Harrison went from chief villain to unlikely hero in my story of how Indian music came to the West
“And Just Like That” portrays a loneliness that isn’t empowering or aspirational or beautiful
Cause and effect are at the heart of the struggles of Black communities in America
The expectation of erasing oneself and sacrificing everything for your children is crushing
The video game subcommunity gave Jeremy Klemin working language to better understand literary craft
In “He’s Expecting,” a cishet man finds himself pregnant and fearful about the dangers of childbirth
Apple TV’s “Shrinking” toes the line between my personal fantasy and reality of being raised by a grieving single father
A clinical psychologist explains how “Barbie” means something different for everyone who sees it
Instead I was cast as the villain whose feminism betrayed the integrity of the show
As time passes, I feel more and more like I have someone else’s memories rattling around inside my head
The oscar-winning film mirrors the pain of dating and grieving while imperfectly human