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CLICKBAIT: UNFOLLOWED Skewers Influencer Culture

July 2, 2024June 21, 2024ReviewAshleigh van der Hoven, Charlie Bouguenon, Clickbait: Unfollowed, Roberto Kyle

How many social media followers do you have? If you’re like me, It’s perhaps less than 300 consisting largely of friends and family plus a few strangers you’ve picked up along the way. But if

Nobody Wants to Talk About Jacob Appelbaum

June 25, 2024June 24, 2024ReviewJacob Appelbaum, Jamie Kastner, Julian Assange

To call Jacob Appelbaum “paranoid” would be understating the situation to a fault. This former colleague of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has lived in self-imposed exile in Berlin for nearly a decade to escape growing

BENDING LIGHT Cosmically Underwhelms

June 18, 2024June 17, 2024ReviewAlan Goldman, Bending Light, Bob McDonald

I’ll openly admit that science class was never my favourite growing up. So much of the content is theoretical, difficult to grasp, and can often only be conveyed by inadequate illustrations that leave the learner

SIGHT Keeps General Audiences on the Peripheral

June 4, 2024May 31, 2024ReviewGreg Kinnear, Mia SwamiNathan, Sight, Terry Chen

Faith-based movies are an acquired taste. You either love and cheerlead them or loathe and dismiss them. There’s a slim-middle ground that appreciates the message, but can’t help but roll their eyes at the often

A New Look at the Cosmos with WILFRED BUCK

May 28, 2024May 27, 2024ReviewAstonomy, Buck, Cree, LIsa Jackson, Wilfred Buck

“This is my reality-fiction…” Science can seem rather cold and uninviting at the best of times. It’s logical, methodical, practical, expressed in precise numbers and opaque language. Almost no one would describe the sciences as

Tax Shelter Movies: CITY ON FIRE

May 21, 2024May 20, 2024ReviewAva Gardner, Barry newman, City On Fire, Henry Fonda, James Franciscus, Jonathan Welsh, Leslie Nielsen

The disaster movie genre of the 1970s is generally remembered for two things: solid blockbusters with all-star casts (The Poseidon Adventure, The Towering Inferno) and overstuffed, C-grade dreck starring over-the-hill relics from Hollywood’s golden age.