Logitech K540e: A Workhorse Keyboard That Knows Its Place
The Logitech K540e is not trying to be aspirational. It isn’t chasing the mechanical-keyboard crowd, nor is it pretending to
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‘Shucked’ Music and Stagecraft | The BSB Podcast
We’re traveling one last time to Cobb County, to see what else the North American touring production of Broadway’s Shucked
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Meadow Brook Theatre Excites With ‘All Shook Up’
As someone who grew up on show tunes and Elvis Presley’s music, all thanks to quite a bit of time
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Genius on Tap: ‘Picasso at the Lapin Agile’ at The Players Guild of Dearborn
If you’ve ever wished you could eavesdrop on two geniuses at the exact moment the world was about to change,
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‘Greenland 2: Migration’ Holds No Punches
If you’ve seen one action film, you’ve seen them all, amirite? As someone who loves and watches a lot of
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“Back to the Banner: Why the ‘Newsies’ Proshot Still Delivers”
As someone who was obsessed with the original Broadway cast of Disney’s Newsies, I went into the filmed stage production
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‘The Jinkx and DeLa Holiday Show’ is Side-Splitting Fun!
As an almost 34-year-old gay man, I’m sure my introduction to Jinkx Monsoon is the same as everyone else…Doctor Who.
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‘Shucked’ Story and Characters | The BSB Podcast
What exactly is Shucked the musical about? Simple…it’s a show about corn! Well, perhaps that’s too simple; however, the marketing
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Review: ‘The Color Purple’ Sings a New Song on Screen
When the lights dimmed, and the first notes of The Color Purple swelled through the theater, I braced myself. As
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‘Moana’ Review: A Girl, a Boat, and a Demi-God With an Ego
When Moana arrived in theaters in 2016, it quietly redefined what a modern Disney animated film could be. Yes, it
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Book Review: ‘Heart the Lover’ by Lily King
As soon as I saw Heart the Lover, I immediately remembered the quiet gravitas of Lily King’s Writers & Lovers and
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‘Zootopia 2’: A Smart Sequel That Understands the Assignment
When Zootopia premiered in 2016, it quietly became one of Disney’s most deceptively sharp films—an animated buddy-cop comedy that doubled
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