Yesteryear is about a tradwife influencer, but it left me thinking about the audience. Influencer culture, outrage and online pile ons only work because we keep watching, commenting and sharing, and I think we need to own our part in it. I just finished reading Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke, …
Avedon Review
Richard Avedon, a name not widely known today, was a one-man cultural explosion back in the 80s and 90’s – he changed the visual landscape with his evocative, stylish and one-of-a-kind fashion photographs. Ron Howard’s eye-popping documentary Avedon takes us back in time when art, fashion, customs …
The Elizabeth Bain Case: Canada’s Most Haunting Unsolved Mystery Gets a Second Look
Some stories are hard to forget. The Elizabeth Bain case is one of them. On June 19, 1990, the 22-year-old University of Toronto student vanished from Scarborough. Three days later, her car was found, its seats stained with blood. Her body has never been found. And thirty-six years later, nobody has …
Carrie Is Back and the Social Media Age Makes Her Story Scarier Than Ever
Before we get to this Carrie 2026 review we need to take a look back. In 1976, Brian De Palma adapted Stephen King's debut novel and created one of the defining horror films of its era. Carrie was a monster hit precisely because it was more than a teen horror film. It had an actual plot, genuine …
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Tommy and Tuppence Is the Agatha Christie Adaptation You Never Knew You Needed
Agatha Christie adaptations tend to lean heavily on tweeds, fog, and characters of a certain age. Tommy and Tuppence, BritBox's latest Christie series, throws most of that out the window and is considerably more fun for it. This Tommy and Tuppence review finds the show doing something genuinely …