“Raya and the Last Dragon” Offers a Story About Trusting Others – Movie Review
Young Raya and Namaari (Image: Screengrab) Raya and the Last Dragon is an enjoyable movie promoting the importance of trust...
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“Workhorse Queen” Takes Us Along The Ups & Downs In The World of Drag – Doc Review
Workhorse Queen (Image: PR) The Workhorse Queen documentary, by director and writer Angela Washko, follows Drag Queen Mrs. Kasha Davis...
I Don’t Know How to Feel About a Possible Harry Potter TV Series
I suppose it was inevitable. With the recent influx of reboots, sequels (do we really need more Sex and the...
The Expanse 5×01-5×03 Review
The Expanse has returned for season 5, and there is a bit of a return to normalcy for those of...
4 Ways Media Can Improve How They Show Disabilities On Screen
Another convention has passed without much discussion of a nagging issue: how show runners depict disabilities on screen. Good representation...
“Pulse” Movie Review: A Coming-of-Age Story Featuring a Disabled Queer Lead
Pulse (Image: PR) The Australian drama Pulse offers a very realistic-feeling narrative exploring queerness, disability, growing up, and a lot...
On Second Thought I Find Jaskier From Netflix’s “The Witcher” (Kind of) Disrespectful
Jaskier giving Geralt a bath and being sassy (Image: Screengrab) The Witcher season 1 on Netflix seems to be gaining...
Coming Out: Reclaiming Its Celebratory Origins At Dragon Con
Coming out used to always be this fabulous! Coming out is complicated. Coming out while also being a geek at...
Dragon Con Overlooks Non-binary Rep in Good Omens
In their haste to get a panel out about Good Omens in time for Dragon Con, the Urban Fantasy Track overlooked...
Funny Story, or A Funny Thing Happened On The Way to Big Sur…
Wanna hear something funny? | photo by IMDb We all know the age old 'funny story': boy meets girl, boy...