Arts
‘Stranger Things’ season finale succeeds by leaning into excess
by Eric Deggans One of the toughest things for an established TV show to do is surprise you. →
In ‘Hawkeye,’ an also-ran Avenger becomes a mentor — eventually
by Glenn Weldon In the Marvel series Hawkeye, the stakes are low. Comfortably so. Cozily so, even. The planet isn’t in →
A Boy Aims To Save His Mom — And Himself — In ‘The War For Gloria’
by Martha Anne Toll Atticus Lish’s second novel, The War For Gloria, is an ambitious book with a lot →
You Haven’t Read A Heist Novel Like This Before
by Jessica P. Wick A rag-tag band of criminals must come together for one last heist; of course, they didn’t part on good terms after the last job … You might know this story, but you don’t yet know it in the hands of Cassandra Khaw. They transform one last heist into The All-Consuming World: a visionary, →
‘The Woman In The Window’ Locks Amy Adams Inside
by Linda Holmes The Woman In The Window has been a little … snakebit, let’s just get that out of the way first. Filmed in 2018 (!), it was scheduled to come out in 2019 (!!), but it was pushed to 2020 for reshoots (!!!) and then to 2021 because of the pandemic (!!!!). That’s a →
Ani DiFranco – 32 Flavors
Check out this week’s video featuring Ani DiFranco performing 32 flavors on McQsJazz.com →
Selena’s Legacy Lives On, In ‘Selena: The Series’ And Beyond
by Stephen Thompson and Maria Garcia Selena Quintanilla was known as the “Queen Of Tejano Music,” a major →