REVIEW: Puff, puff … miss
New Netflix show “Cooked with Cannabis” lacks meaningful commentary about cannabis consumption.
Fiction but Fact: Stop waiting for a miracle to happen and start doing
Let’s stop recreating yesterday while praying today will be miraculously different.
REVIEW: Kenya Barris’ Netflix debut is a shallow, stale expression of love
Netflix’s new family mockumentary “#blackAF” follows a fictionalized version of “Black-ish” creator Kenya Barris and his family’s experience as they navigate their Black identity in a society that is often against them.
The Afterword: The thinly-veiled charade of celebrity is breaking down
Celebrities are on the chopping block, and no, that’s not hyperbole — #eattherich and #guillotine2020 have become rallying cries of the digital generation.
Tongue in Chic: Changing your hair changes your life
I’d never noticed before how much I relied on my hair as a security blanket. I used it to shield my face, a curtain that I could retreat behind whenever I felt shy or awkward.
REVIEW: ‘Betonrausch’ aims high, but doesn’t rise to the standard
The storyline for Netflix’s new German drama is repetitive and lifeless.
To Be Blunt: Stoner slang shapes cannabis culture
What we talk about when we talk about weed.
REVIEW: ‘Mrs. America’ unapologetically captures the political landscape of the ’70s fight for women’s equality
The new Hulu series looks at the politics and culture wars that pervaded the 1970s.
Waiting for the Punchline: Comedy is only getting darker and more extreme
Audiences are demanding more nuance and risk than ever, and it’s made for way better television.
Ambika’s fleeting moments: Multitalented sophomore reflects her own experiences across artistic mediums
Poet, painter and illustrator Ambika Nuggihalli depicts everyday thoughts and emotions.