James Jay Edwards reviews Swallow, a psychological thriller about a unique eating disorder, written and directed by Carlo Mirabella-Davis, and starring Haley Bennett.
John Michael continues his series Life Is a Sweet, Tender Bruise, reflecting on life and people encountered, pondering the pandemic and how to calm yourself while facing it.
Heather O. Petrocelli shares the cathartic and transformative power of the film Portrait of a Lady on Fire, directed by Céline Sciamma.
Joseph Edwin Haeger reviews The Great Right-Here by Ellyn Touchette and also had an opportunity to interview Touchette about the work. (University of Hell Press)
I recently witnessed the visceral testing process for COVID-19. While waiting for my results, I started researching how far we’re off a vaccine.
If you’ve welcomed social distancing into your life, researchers from Zurich have a rather long cord and a question for you.
Despite being told to self-quarantine, dating apps are seeing a considerable uptick in users. Let’s examine why that might be and also learn about a new player on the market.
James Jay Edwards reviews First Cow, a new movie by Kelly Reichardt that upends the traditional western and tells a heartfelt story about a peculiar friendship set in 1800s Oregon.
Joel Gunz argues in favor of going paperless in the bathroom, adopting practices that make a lot more sense and will save tons of trees. It’s time for the #PaperlessPotty.
