Ian Abramson Pulls Off a Winning, Weird Debut with The Heist
Ian Abramson plays with comedic convention in a way that’s avant-garde and exciting, yet still digestible.
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Hole’s Live Through This Gave Us Femininity That Embraced Its Gnarly, Flawless Truths
On this day in 1994, Courtney Love and her band’s magnum opus was released after a culture-shock tragedy, yet it quickly became a rough-around-the-edges, Platinum-selling ridicule of success and its convergence with trauma and motherhood.
Lettuce Deserves To Be Cooked
Sure, we love salads, but we shouldn’t put lettuce in a box. It’s time to try cooking your lettuce. Here’s how.
Under COVID, Queer Chaos Reigns in Stress Positions
Theda Hammel’s ambitious directorial debut is a cutting comedy, a delirious gender drama and more. Our Stress Positions review:
Gather The Force in the Star Wars: Unlimited Collectible Card Game
Yeah, it’s basically Star Wars: The Gathering, but it’s still really well done.