The Voice’s takes on all things media and culture.
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The Killer (2023) is a technical masterwork with hawkeye definition.
By Christina Pan December 7, 2023
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With three new releases, it seems that Laufey might just be on her way to being crowned the jazzy new “Queen of Christmas.”
By Eileen Chen December 3, 2023
While this project was a bit lackluster, Kahan has not lost his magic, and will hopefully find his footing in future duets
By Austin Forrester November 20, 2023
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This season delivered on exactly what the fans wanted and brought massive changes to the scallywag crew of The Revenge, dawning a new era.
By Caroline Samoluk November 20, 2023
Hollywood’s use of queerness almost exclusively in its villains—as deviations from the norm—has become a lazy and problematic cop-out.
By Ajani Jones November 19, 2023
Although Cassandro's approach prevents it from reaching its full potential, the film redeems itself as a visually appealing underdog story
By Isabel Shepherd and Maanasi Chintamani October 31, 2023
McRae holds the audience’s hand as she muscles through multiple forms of heartbreak, ultimately coming out alive on the other side
By Francesca Theofilou October 22, 2023
By maintaining a tight narrative scope and crafting a bone-chilling atmosphere free of trite gimmicks, The Exorcist is something spectacular.
By Hailey Wharram October 20, 2023
While “Bongos” was a few weeks shy of being the “song of the summer,” there's no doubt that it delivered everything fans hoped for and more.
By Ajani Jones October 10, 2023
Ferris Bueller's Day Off continues to appeal to viewers with its poignant reflections on living life to the fullest.
By Isabel Shepherd October 10, 2023
Black horror is booming. Several films released this summer to overwhelmingly positive reviews and streaming success.
By Mia Boykin October 7, 2023
Regardless of your decisions, Choose Love presents a lukewarm story, barely one-dimensional characters, and unsatisfying conclusions.
By Hailey Wharram September 24, 2023
Conan Gray's new single “Winner” takes on the form of a vulnerable declaration—this time revealing the scars dealt by an absent parent.
By Sagun Shrestha September 22, 2023
Nightmare’s prevailing influence in pop culture and commentary on the horror of life in the ’80s is sufficient to justify its classic status.
By Elspeth Campbell September 22, 2023
The live-action One Piece replicates the joy, authenticity and absurdity of its classic source material without falling into common pitfalls.
By Nora Scully September 16, 2023
Good Omens season two expands upon the queer undertones of its predecessor by exploring queer love, loyalty, and the potential for change.
By Caroline Samoluk September 8, 2023
In Heartstopper season two, high schoolers Nick and Charlie learn to navigate something entirely new: sincere and unapologetic queer love
By Ajani Jones September 8, 2023
Although unintentional, One Piece can teach us lessons on the complexity of trans identity and the position of queer identities in society.
By Lou Jacquin and Andres Alfonso August 30, 2023
In a historic walkout, writers and actors are drawing the picket lines and fighting for higher pay and better protections in Hollywood.
By Ajani Jones and Eileen Chen August 29, 2023
The fantastical allows filmmakers and audiences to envision more creative, progressive storylines for women.
By Maya Kominsky May 27, 2023
