Ultimately nothing like her on-screen characters, Mindy Kaling is redefining the notions of the female tropes in television.
Arts, Column
‘A Gentleman’s Guide’ To Love, Fame, Success On Broadway
The genius of near Tony-winning “A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder” and falling in love with Broadway on break.
Arts, Movies, Column
How To Cinephile In The Summer
The impending release of ‘Ted 2″ got you down? Here’s some advice for those who feel over-wrought by the summer’s predictable set of offerings.
Arts, Column, Music
Social Media Pressure Drives Malik Out Of One Direction
The direction of Zayn Malik and his former band mates ultimately lies apart. The group’s most talented vocalists moves on.
Arts, Music, Column
The ‘Blurred Lines’ Of Copyright In The Music Industry
Marvin Gay’s estate won $1.7 million from Robin Thicke over copyright infringements of he and Pharrell Williams’ “Blurred Lines.”
Arts, Music, Column
Mumford & Sons Ditches The Banjo, Rolls Over A New Stone
After near a year’s hiatus, Mumford & Sons is back on the music scene with its new single, “Believe.”
Arts, Column
Angelina Jolie And Her Famous Ovaries
Jolie and ‘The New York Times’ published her second health related Op-Ed this week. Is it a case of too much information?
Arts, Television, Column
A Game Of Media: Books Or Show
Fans of ‘A Song of Ice and Fire’ love its creator George R. R. Martin, but are his novels all they’re cracked up to be?
Arts, Movies, Column
Hollywood Horror: Sequels And Reboots, Wash Rinse Repeat
2015 is a year stuffed with sequels to some of cinemas favorite franchises, but is that really a good thing?
Television, Column, Arts
A ‘Fresh’ Take On Asian-Americans In Television
‘Fresh Off the Boat’ follows a Taiwanese family’s move from Washington D.C. to an all-white suburb in Orlando, tackling racial stereotypes along the way.
