Maybe Arthur shouldn’t have followed Ben into that post office in Manhattan, but his impulsive decision starts their love-at-first-sight (at least on Arthur’s end) relationship. Ben’s a native New Yorker and is stuck in summer school with his ex-boyfriend while
They have our backs, are there to cheer us on, and teach us every day. Now, more than ever, dads everywhere are stepping up to lead with heart. And while this year’s Father’s Day celebrations might look a little different,
Okay, I’m definitely not the first one to say it — and I’m glad I’m not alone! Yes, there are much more important things happening in the world right now other than a few missed brunches. But what I really
I want to start this post off by stating that I am a white woman and am still continuing to learn about the issues I’ll be discussing here. Like many of us, I am shocked and appalled not only by
I’ve always loved a good comedy, from SNL and In Living Color, to the movies and TV Shows of Carol Burnett, Tina Fey, and Amy Poehler (to name a few). So when a friend at work (with whom I swap
Coriolanus Snow wants nothing more than to succeed. While his family home might look lavish, his family is essentially broke. Coriolanus can’t even afford a new shirt for his big day: he’s finally being given an opportunity to mentor in
This summer will be decidedly different from what we’re used to. Something that doesn’t have to change? Our reading schedules! If you’re working from home, working reduced hours, or you’re taking extra walks, you might have some extra time to
In Lucille, monsters are a thing of the past. They existed once, well before Jam and her best friend, Redemption, were born. One afternoon, Jam ventures into her mother’s studio to look at her latest painting, and accidentally cuts herself.
The answer to that is to curl up with a good book adaptation and snacks, lots of snacks. This list includes 5 binge-worthy book to Netflix adaptations I have seen recently. While watching book adaptations is a love or hate
It’s 1989 and Reza has just moved to New York City from Iran. Not only does Reza feel out of place in a huge new city, but he’s also hiding a secret: Reza is gay. Not only is Reza worried