‘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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The 32nd Annual SAG Actor Awards Nominations: Peers, Power Plays, and Prestige
The countdown to one of the most respected nights in entertainment is officially on. The 32nd Annual Actor Awards, presented
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Baking Up Broadway: A Heartfelt Review of ‘Waitress: The Musical’ on HBO Max
Waitress: The Musical made its HBO Max debut as a heartwarming, emotionally charged performance that brings the beloved Broadway show
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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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2026 Golden Globes Nominees Announcement
Award season is heating up, kicking off with the 83rd Golden Globes on January 11th! Nikki Glaser returns in her
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‘The Wizard of Oz’ at the Sphere: A Spectacle?
Seeing The Wizard of Oz at the Sphere is a study in contradictions—an experience that is, without question, very cool, visually
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Journey Through Oz With Tori Calamito | The BSB Podcast
The World of Oz has exploded since L. Frank Baum’s original novel, The Wizard of Oz, was published back in
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‘Anaconda’ Struggles to Squeeze Life Out of This Tired Franchise
Who would have ever thought that almost two decades after the original film’s release, we’d still be talking about Anaconda?
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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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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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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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