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The intense restrictions placed on the emotions and behaviors that female celebrities are allowed to display never ceases to amaze me. They're expected to be exceedingly talented, rail thin, stunningly beautiful, and yet totally oblivious to their own positive attributes. Why is it… Read More

They Look Like People. It's on Netflix, I literally just finished watching it. I wasn't 100% what my feelings on it were throughout most of the runtime, but the last 40 seconds or so were mind blowing and totally changed my opinion of the film as a whole. An amazing and oddly sweet… Read More

It Comes At Night. One of the best horror movies of this year that has already been all but forgotten. The film cleverly keeps us expecting the arrival of the titular "it", only to gut us with the realization that the real horror lies in human nature instead.

Once I was in the car with my 6 year old cousin and out of nowhere he said "Sometimes I see things regular people don't." It seemed like a scene straight out of The Sixth Sense.

Straight people are really over here getting offended. The fact that you can't handle the tables being turned for just one article on one website for one day should serve as an eye opener. You have to deal with maybe two minutes of light teasing. We have to deal with systematic marginalization… Read More

A film starring Zachary Quinto as a photographer at an LGBT magazine who falls in love with the editor, his boss, played by Mahershala Ali. Everything transpires like a typical romantic drama, albeit a gay one, until it is revealed that Quinto's character is actually a gay, trans… Read More

BuzzFeed is on crack if they think I didn't notice this years ago

Brittain Ashford and Grace McLean from Great Comet also deserve mentions

This post is only for shows that debuted on Broadway in the current season.

In Mulan, during the avalanche scene, one (extremely thin) rope supports the weight of the cricket, Mushu, Mulan, Shang, and a fricken horse! Yeah. Okay, sure.