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Read ‘Today Tonight Tomorrow’ today, tonight and tomorrow

28 August, 2020 // Arts // 0 Comments
Rachel Lynn Solomon has once again proven that the best books are a blend of too good to be true and heartbreakingly real. With her third novel, “Today Tonight Tomorrow,” Solomon said that she wanted… Read More...
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Avatar: The Last Airbender: A Beautiful Anomaly

28 August, 2020 // Arts // 0 Comments
With many people quarantined at home and their eyes glued to Netflix, the recent addition of “Avatar: The Last Airbender (ATLA)” on the streaming service has offered itself as a form of escape in these… Read More...
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The success of July’s Boston Student Film Festival

28 August, 2020 // Arts // 0 Comments
The 2020 run of the Boston Student Film Festival was live-streamed the second weekend of July, and, to the collective relief of myself and the ten or so other viewers in virtual attendance, the show… Read More...
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Detention: an original Taiwanese horror adventure

28 August, 2020 // Arts // 0 Comments
“Detention” is a 2D side-scrolling, point-and-click horror game that takes place in 1960s in Taiwan under a period known as the “White Terror.” This was a time when the country was put under martial law… Read More...
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Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts, a Second Season Done Right

28 August, 2020 // Arts // 0 Comments
Kipo is back and better than ever. The excellent first season of “Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts” ended on a massive cliffhanger with many questions left unanswered. Luckily the second season starts right where… Read More...
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‘The Politician’ is peak modern Americana

1 August, 2020 // Arts // 0 Comments
In its second season, “The Politician” remains as delightfully corrupt, dramatic and villainous as the first season. The characters slowly become more unhinged as the season develops, leading to poor choice after poor choice. In… Read More...
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‘Space Force’? More like Space Flop

6 July, 2020 // Arts // 0 Comments
Photo from United States Space Force The first season of Netflix’s original series “Space Force” shoots for the stars and lands flat on its face. It’s an attempt at a punchy, political comedy about the… Read More...
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Modern voices of Black American poets

Modern voices of Black American poets

4 July, 2020 // Arts // 0 Comments
“Poets fill in the spaces other types of storytelling can’t reach.” —Tananarive Due Black lives matter. With the recent uprisings shining a light on systemic racism in the wake of George Floyd’s brutal murder at… Read More...
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Hoot recommends: quarantine edition

Hoot recommends: quarantine edition

28 May, 2020 // Arts // 0 Comments
“Beastars” Okay, so hear me out. Paru Itagaki’s comedy manga “Beastars” about a bunch of anthropomorphic animals going to high school might look like furry fluff fodder—and it kind of is—but the series is a… Read More...
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A captivating look behind Netflix’s ‘Tiger King’ with series co-star John Finlay

A captivating look behind Netflix’s ‘Tiger King’ with series co-star John Finlay

16 May, 2020 // Arts // 0 Comments
The fever over Netflix’s documentary series “Tiger King” spread nearly as quickly as the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, which series star John Finlay believes is in part responsible for the show’s widespread success. Finlay spoke… Read More...
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