What Hannah Gadsby’s “Douglas” Teaches Us About the Art of the Essay
In “Douglas,” comedian Hannah Gadsby uses an essayistic technique as social commentary, opening the door to stand-up that feels both personal and grounding.
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Queer Monsters: The Importance of Monstrosity in Queer Storytelling
“In the Flesh” and “Black Sails” use the historical connection between queerness and monstrosity as the base to their stories on how the world creates its oppressed.
Why Gen Z is Turning to “Victorious” on TikTok
Generation Z is one of the most fascinating groups of people on the planet. They are fearless, they are funny,Continue Reading
From “Sex and the City” to “Modern Love,” the Newspaper Column Love Story Once Again Finds Home Onscreen
Real love stories don’t happen on the rollercoaster of Freytag’s Pyramid. They’re not a fell swoop of rising action andContinue Reading
The Wrangler 