The story follows Jordan Berman navigating his love life as his three best friends each find love and get married, leaving him behind. Berman struggles with identity, family, friendship and self- worth in the 75-minute duration of the show, allowing audiences to enter his mind and wallow with him.
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In addition to the professional drag queens present at the show, there were also many student performers who dressed in their own drag personas and strutted their stuff. The two-hour event was filled with comedy, fashion, music and an overall appreciation and pride for the art form that is drag.
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In his preparation for the recital, Frampton had begun planning with Kanamaru during summer 2025. They practiced individually and began rehearsing together a few weeks before the performance. Although he had performed “Phantasy” before, this was Frampton’s first time playing the Prokofiev.
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Zendaya’s portrayal of Emma was emotional, ridiculous and authentic. Emma has been carrying a dark secret with her for almost her entire life, and has found a good life beyond her past. When that darkness comes back into her life, her reactions are complex. Be prepared to see Emma throw up from guilt and anxiety at least two times in this film.
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While Swift’s album is mainly about her relationship with fiancé Travis Kelce and her struggles with fame, Wade’s column contains anecdotes of her personal experiences as a showgirl. After its release, she had broadened the column into a book, a podcast and a touring live production.
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Featuring over 200 curated photographs from the height of her career, the book is described to have a “psychedelic scrapbook” type formatting and include the same deeply personal memories that she shares in her memoir.
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An unintentionally impactful part of the exhibition is that the artist from Iran was unable to display their work. Due to the current war, the artist was unable to communicate with the curators and unable to send their piece. Instead of this, a paper was displayed labeling the artist, Arghavan Heydareslam, and why she was unable to send her video.
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He goes on to explain that he and his family were staying at the same hotel as the singer due to Lollapalooza. Roan had walked past their table and Ada wanted to make sure it really was the artist because “she was so happy to see an artist she really admires, or used to admire.” Ada had simply walked past the singer's table, saw it was her and smiled, and then walked back to her table.
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Some of Banksy’s more famous works include “Kissing Coopers,” “Napalm” and “Balloon Girl.” Each of his works are meant to give a deep and sometimes harsh message. In the shadows, Banksy has been advocating for justice for those in poverty and anti-capitalism, and creates social commentary through dark humor in his art.
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The film also focuses on Grace’s companion Rocky, an alien from another planet who works with Grace to save Earth. Rocky, voiced by James Ortiz, is an extremely lovable character. The two form a particularly strong bond, which adds such whimsicality to the film. It was so fun seeing these two characters interact and grow together, adding an empathetic yet hard-hitting aspect to the film.
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Since the release of the video and following reports, fans online have been debating if this was a case of domestic abuse on Paul’s part or a reaction to abuse she has faced from Mortensen. It has been reported by police that both sides have made allegations against each other.
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“The Crucible,” written in 1953, is set in Salem, Massachusetts in 1692 during the well-known Salem witch trials. It is a story with themes of false accusations, mass hysteria and Christianity. It originally served as symbolism for the “Red Scare,” a time when senator John McCarthy led a paranoid hunt for communists in the United States.
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Released through Milan Records, the full soundtrack consists of Peter’s complete score, as well as the many songs that appear throughout the first season’s six episodes. Plus, the CDs show shirtless pictures of the show’s two stars.
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The ceremony started off with a shocking win, with Amy Madigan receiving the Best Supporting Actress award for her portrayal of Aunt Gladys in “Weapons.” Fans of the film have been shocked since awards season began, not expecting to see Madigan’s name anywhere in the race since the horror genre is hardly ever awarded.
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The compilation album is split into four sides, A-D, with 5-7 tracks on each. Side A not only includes the new Arctic Monkeys release, but a new song, “Flags,” by Blur and Gorillaz frontman Damon Albarn. Albarn recently made his debut on “Saturday Night Live” with the latter group, after nearly 30 years of their existence.
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The meteor was so devastating that if the initial explosion, flying debris, widespread fires or earthquakes didn’t eliminate the dinosaurs, the bitter cold that followed, caused by the blocking of the sun’s rays, would have killed any dinosaurs left standing.
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“I don't want to be working in ballet, or opera, or, you know, things where it's like, ‘Hey, keep this thing alive, even though, like, no one cares about this anymore,’” he said. “All respect to all the ballet and opera people out there. I just lost 14 cents in viewership. I just took shots for no reason.”
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Other than the film being an unsuccessful tribute to the iconic piece of literature, it didn’t send a powerful message. The first half of the movie allowed the audience to expect one overarching message, then the other half of the film switched that message up and left more chaos.
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Despite receiving some mixed reviews from critics, the album is still quite impressive. Made up of 12 songs, Styles worked on much of it while living in Berlin instead of in his usual London environment.
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The show and the novella it’s based on are centered on the lowly hedge knight Dunk, a young man who came from the impoverished slums of Flea Bottom. He is heading to participate in the Ashford tourney shortly after the death of his master, Ser Arlan of Pennytree, the knight he squired for since boyhood. At the Ashford tourney, Dunk faces money issues, contends with smug, dismissive nobles and meets a precocious, intelligent bald boy named Egg who insists on becoming his squire.
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