Movies

The holiday season is fast approaching, and with it comes a sense of warmth and anticipation that's hard to put into words. For many, including myself, this time of year is filled with excitement, traditions and spending time with loved ones. In this article, I'll share what I'm most looking forward to this holiday season.

The arts and humanities accentuate some of the greatest things life has to offer, that it does in fact make the world a better place

If you ever need to shed a tear or are in need of a new comfort character, give these movies a watch. They may be fictional, but they do a great job of telling meaningful stories and convey what it’s like to live with a mental illness or struggle with mental health.

Getting cozy and watching TV or reading a good book is my favorite part of fall. As the outdoors seem more chilly and uninviting, these are my favorite things to get comfy and enjoy with company or alone. Pair with pumpkin or cinnamon flavored treats, hot tea or cocoa and fluffy bedding to celebrate the start of October in the best way.

Torres is not afraid to inflect his characters with geography.

The night of our fifteenth trip to the movie theaters this summer, you asked me one of those questions you tend to ask. "What was it like for the people who went to the first movie theater?"

Hopefully, this mindset has inspired you to give one of your favorite movies a rewatch, or reminded you to watch the show that your friend raved about. While brand new films can be exciting, there is still a lot of great old material out there.

Although I struggled with the confidence of my decisions, it’s okay to embrace doing things alone, and I’m prepared to accept my 20s are for discovery. 

While I know none of these movies will offer the same “trending movie theater experience,” I think watching them again, or even for the first time ever, will still offer that same unique Barbie experience

On May 2, members of the Writers Guild of America, or WGA, dropped their pens and walked out of their writers’ rooms in pursuit of better wages.