The NAZA experience at Dokyumentado
“NAZA” is one of the most controversial films of the year. So when I learned that it was included in Dokyumentado’s lineup this…
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Chasing the Next High: Fontaines D.C.’s Dopamine Chamber is a Mirror to a Broken Modern Society
I begin this Dopamine Chamber album review with a fumbling introduction to Fontaines D.C., as my initial entry point to the five-piece Dublin…
Netflix’s S&X Japanese Drama Review: Sex, Shame, & Therapy
Netflix’s S&X asks a question Japan rarely says out loud: why is a country so saturated with sexual content so afraid to talk…
Nolan’s The Odyssey is to the US-Iran War what Apocalypse Now was to Vietnam, a Mirror of American Imperialism
Hear me out just a bit. I know that Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey has garnered a lot of criticism and flak regarding its…
Michael 2026: A Personal Reckoning with the Man and the Machine
A raw and cerebral interrogation of the Michael biopic that bridges personal grief and 90s nostalgia with a sharp critique of the global…
I Watched Coachella 2026 Weekend 2 on YouTube: The Strokes’ Protest, FKA Twigs’ Emotional Set, and BIGBANG’s Letdown
I’ve never been to Coachella. Or Fuji Rock. Or any festival where you sprint between stages, praying you don’t miss the first three…
Donna Lewis Marks 30th Anniversary of “I Love You Always Forever”
Some songs never fade. They live in the corners of our memory, surfacing at weddings, road trips, and quiet moments when we need…
Album Review: BTS Breaks the Idol Mold with the Subversive ‘ARIRANG’
If you expected BTS to return from their four-year hiatus with a polished collection of radio-ready synth-pop, ARIRANG will come as a shock…
Reminders of Him Movie Review: Why This Adaptation is “Better” than the Other CoHos
Warning: this Reminders of Him movie review contains spoilers. Film adaptations of popular books have always faced the challenges of translating a beloved,…