If you’re not convinced you should watch the show, think again. And quickly, because season two comes out on November 17th.

The floor was still littered with rice from the opening scene. It was as if we were celebrating another union, a union of the group as a whole, recognizing the things we had in common and the things we did not.

I was completely obsessed with the 60s aesthetic of the film when I first saw it, which ironically is in direct opposition to the film’s message: let’s not lust after the past.

Do Revenge flips the script, its queer characters demanding justice regardless of the consequences. I’m curious, however, about the stereotypes that the film tries to avoid and ends up perpetuating anyway - especially sartorially.

Since the last time you heard from me, I’ve written two TV pilots, volunteered at the International Edinburgh TV Festival, and officially completed my Master’s degree in Screenwriting! Woof.

A great way to get more comfortable with your own writing is by reading the work of others. Start with these 3.

My solution to surviving the summer climate? I watch a lot of movies. I’m excited to dive into all the new releases coming soon, but here are five films directed by women to look out for and support this summer.

when I first saw the trailer for Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis, starring Austin Butler and Tom Hanks, I was worried we were going to get a watered-down version of Elvis’ impact on culture, his appropriation of Black artists, and his toxic relationship with Priscilla. And what we got was a well-written screenplay, with dazzling cinematography, and brilliant performances, that entertained but only scratched the surface, just like I had predicted. But what I hadn’t expected was to enjoy it in spite of the glossy approach it took to Elvis’ story.

Consider this your getting-started-pep-talk that you can return to whenever you need it.

June may be coming to a close, but pride never really ends. While it’s been fun going out to the parades and festivals this month, what are some other ways to continue celebrating pride as a queer person? For me, I’ve found a lot of joy in catching up with new releases that are community inclusive.

Nora Ephron is and will always be, one of my personal heroes, second only to my mom. Which I think Nora would understand.

We made it y’all. We have survived the Stranger Things drought, and the show is back after all the ups and downs since 2019.