Discover the captivating story of Diana Belitskay, a female social media influencer, YouTuber, and TikTok star who became prominent and famous due to her
Of all the psalms, this one feels most familiar. This is the one I recite to myself when I can’t fall asleep, the one I’ve taught my daughters to recite to themselves when they can’t fall asleep, the one whose images are comforting in an unfluffy way: David talks about The Valley of Death, after […]
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USA Network has picked up to series its period drama pilot Damnation.
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David and Goliath is a fun story to tell to kids, but David's story is much more than that one battle. But David and Goliath activities are fun to do.
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Good Luck to You, Leo Grande Good Luck to You, Leo Grande, or so the title of Sophie Hyde’s latest feature goes. It’s a peculiar statement from the outset, one that only becomes more confusing once the proper context has been provided by the film’s end. Why would we wish any luck upon sex worker Leo Grande (Daryl McCormack) and not the painfully awkward, middle-aged, retired schoolteacher (Emma Thompson) he’s been paid to shack up with? Are we to feel bad for the young lad, wishing him the best in the face of such adversity? That would certainly go against the nice-core, sex-positive message the film uncomfortably attempts to articulate every ten minutes or so. But given how mawkishly Thompson’s semi-senior citizen is defined outside of small familial details — she has a son who’s too “boring” for her taste, an estranged daughter stuck in Spain — and her gracelessness, there’s a small likelihood this could be a back-handed quip after the fact. Maybe there’s a hint of irony to the name that’s hard to detect under the maudlin feel-good sentiment the film carries through, reducing the impact any and all attempts at this type of subversion could possibly land. […]
Winner of three 2018 Scott Dunbier Awards: Best Design, Best Reproduction and Scanning Quality, and Best Overall Artist's Edition of the year! Will
Bjenny Montero is a comic artist from Melbourne, Australia whose art revolves around humanoid creatures who are often portrayed as depressed, melancholic, or in search of love. Bjenny makes his comics using watercolor and ink with a simplistic and often very colorful art style.
