Our Favorite Things: Holiday Musicals Edition
It probably comes as no shock to anyone that one of our favorite ways to celebrate the holiday season here
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‘The Year Without a Santa Claus’ and Its Timeless Charm
The Year Without a Santa Claus wasn’t technically made for kids born in the ’90s—but it absolutely raised us anyway. If you grew
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Disney’s Live-Action ‘Snow White’: A Nostalgic Letdown in Song and Spirit
As a millennial who grew up on the golden age of Disney’s animated classics, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
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Pixy Dust or Real Magic? A Hands-On Review of the EMEET PIXY
The EMEET Pixy isn’t just another webcam; it’s a genuine disruption in a segment that has stagnated on “good enough.”
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Two Perspectives, One Love Story: A Review of ‘The Last Five Years’ Film
The Last Five Years, directed by Richard LaGravenese and based on Jason Robert Brown’s beloved musical, is a poignant and
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Review: ‘Stranger Things’ Season 5 Volume 1
By the time Stranger Things reached its fifth and final season, the show was no longer just a series—it was
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‘Percy Jackson & the Olympians’ Season 1: A Faithful Adaptation
There was a lot riding on Percy Jackson and the Olympians Season 1, and not just because it’s based on
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‘Mayfair Witches: Season 2’ A Season Trying to Prove It Knows What It Is
Season 2 of Anne Rice’s Mayfair Witches arrives with something to prove. Season 1 left many viewers intrigued but unconvinced—heavy
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Twelve South’s AirFly SE — A Frequent Flyer’s Quiet Little Lifesaver
As a journalist who lives out of a carry-on and measures time in boarding groups rather than days of the
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Kelly Clarkson’s Studio Sessions in Las Vegas Stun!
There are artists you grow up with—voices that soundtrack car rides, breakups, quiet victories, and long stretches of becoming who
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‘Steel Poinsettias’ at The Ringwald: A Sharp, Camp-Charged Holiday Parody With Heart
The Ringwald Theatre’s holiday parody Steel Poinsettias returns to Ferndale with a brisk, high-energy production that merges affectionate satire with
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Fork n’ Film: A Feast for the Eyes, Less for the Palate
Imagine settling into a seat with friends as the lights dim, a beloved movie begins, and a multi-course dinner —
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