Hello and Happy New Year to you all! I hope you all had a wonderful time last night doing whatever you do. Anyways, welcome to my annual most anticipated films of the year list. This is one of my favorite things to do, despite it driving me insane. The 2017 list is incredibly special cause
So I had everything figured out with regards to my New Year’s Resolutions until trainer extraordinaire Leo Flowers, who you heard on a podcast before, sent me this lovely piece of advice: Terence! New Years is almost here. Instead of making RESOLUTIONS, decide what you want the THEME of 2017 to be. Movement? Nourishment? Mobility? Vulnerability?
After 2015 provided me my longest music list ever, 2016 ended up being a really eclectic year for music with a much smaller group of choices. There were some nice debuts and comebacks, as well as some mainstays doing career best work. It was actually quite a challenge to narrow down this list, but I
Adam Silvera just has a knack for dragging you wig through the mud with his writing and making you enjoy it. Or at least, he’s dragged mine for the second time with History is All You Left Me. I was a fan of his previous book, More Happy Than Not, and can very happily report
Like a warm cup of hot chocolate, the Sense8 Christmas special arrived to us all and provided a fun, but not all that necessary trip back with our sensates. After finishing the episode, I can recognize that this is very much an episode dedicated both to fan service and creative necessity, but I didn’t really
Much how I’m sure Martin Scorsese wanted it, I am really struggling with Silence, the film that is a passion project for the director. Silence is a movie about ideas and faith and I admire the effort that Scorsese put into getting this thing made. But Silence is a movie that doesn’t seem to invite