Spy Craft, Show Tunes, and a Corpse in a Coat: Why ‘Operation Mincemeat’ Is Broadway’s Most Delightfully Unlikely Good Time
Some Broadway shows arrive with the energy of a royal procession. Others slip in through a side door, steal your
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Review: ‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’ Premiere
Westeros is alive and well, once again, although for those fans of the HBO franchise, that was never in doubt.
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Klydoclock Review: The Most Extra Clock I’ve Ever Loved
Let me start with a confession. I didn’t need a clock. I have an iPad, a laptop, and my phone,
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‘Oh, Mary!’ Is Broadway at Its Most Deliciously Unhinged
There are Broadway comedies that want you to giggle politely, clap appreciatively, and head home feeling like a well-behaved patron
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Halo Collar 5: The Travel-Friendly Smart Collar
If you travel often and are a pet parent, you already know the anxiety is not just “did I pack
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Monty Python’s ‘Spamalot’: Come for the coconuts, stay for the committed chaos
If you’re looking for a well-behaved theatre experience, Spamalot isn’t for you. This show has no interest in being tasteful.
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‘Oh, Mary!’ | The BSB Podcast!
There are some Broadway plays that seem impossible to describe, and Oh, Mary! is absolutely one of those shows. While it
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Pontiac Theatre IV Brings the Charm in ‘The Cottage’
Buckle up and get ready to join the most deserved crash-out of the century. That is the energy The Cottage
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OBSBOT Tiny 3 and Tiny 3 Lite Review: Webcams That Finally Act Like Tiny Cameras
Most webcams are passive. They just stay in one spot and wait. They can make you look like you’re in
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Reencle Food Waste Composter Review: is it Actually Worth It?
If you have ever stood in your kitchen holding a limp bag of salad greens, onion skins, and a pile
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Book Review: ‘Skylark’ by Paula McLain
Skylark by Paula McLain is a sweeping, intimate novel that follows two interconnected timelines separated by roughly three hundred years,
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‘The Last of Us’ Season One: A Prestigious Adaptation
From the moment The Last of Us opens with quiet devastation instead of spectacle, it becomes clear this is not
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