Pride Thursday Throwback – ‘Big Eden,’ a middle-aged Montana romance from the turn of the millenium, still outstrips many modern gay romcoms
Big Eden, the award-winning 2000 middle-age gay love story from Thomas Bezucha, is too lovely to miss out on revisiting for this year’s Pride Month, so in a bonus June Thursday Throwback, we’re paying tribute to this bucolic treasure of a movie. Continue reading “Pride Thursday Throwback – ‘Big Eden,’ a middle-aged Montana romance from the turn of the millenium, still outstrips many modern gay romcoms”
‘Tom Swift’ season 1, episode 4 review: Compromise is not defeat
Tom, Zenzi, and Isaac are on the hunt for another capsule piece, but a surprise guest and a dinner invitation muddy the waters a little in Tom Swift season 1, episode 4. Continue reading “‘Tom Swift’ season 1, episode 4 review: Compromise is not defeat”
Episode #37 – The Poop Episode
This week on Prophecy Radio, Karen and Kristen discuss the latest casting additions to Disney+’s Percy Jackson and the Olympians adaptation, including Chiron, Mr. D, Mrs. Dodds, Sally Jackson, and Gabe Ugliano. In addition, the hosts once again tackle all the latest news across the Rick Riordan Universe (including Rick Riordan Presents) as well as return to their Percy Jackson and the Battle of the Labyrinth review with chapters 7 and 8. New episodes of Prophecy Radio air weekly, and all ages are welcome to tune in. Continue reading “Episode #37 – The Poop Episode”
‘Tom Swift’ season 1, episode 3 review: No stabbing! This is a party.
Tom is onto The Road Back’s attempt to hack Barclay in Tom Swift season 1, episode 3, and he just needs to stop them from getting 100% access to his memory. That might sound easy, but it’s proving to be anything but. Continue reading “‘Tom Swift’ season 1, episode 3 review: No stabbing! This is a party.”
‘Kung Fu’ season 2, episode 13 in conversation: The monk (derogatory) to monk (affectionate) pipeline
This week, Kung Fu wrapped up season 2 with episode 13, “The Source.” With Russell Tan’s plan in motion and San Francisco reeling from his bell-manufactured earthquake, Nicky, Zhilan and Mia must square off against him in the magical realm to attempt to keep him from draining the Warrior/Guardian power source and becoming a god. Read on for our review of “The Source.” Continue reading “‘Kung Fu’ season 2, episode 13 in conversation: The monk (derogatory) to monk (affectionate) pipeline”
Third Thursday Throwback – ‘Breakfast with Scot’ is a sweet queer family comedy about hockey and healing your inner child
Our June Third Thursday Throwback is a Pride edition, and Breakfast With Scot is a 2007 romantic comedy slash family drama slash sports movie that is all too often overlooked when people are discussing older queer films with happy endings. Continue reading “Third Thursday Throwback – ‘Breakfast with Scot’ is a sweet queer family comedy about hockey and healing your inner child”
‘A Mirror Mended’ by Alix E. Harrow: A villain by any other name
This Mirror Mended book review explores Alix E. Harrow’s second book in the Fractured Fables series, which ventures into Snow White’s territory. Continue reading “‘A Mirror Mended’ by Alix E. Harrow: A villain by any other name”
‘The Last Fallen Moon’ by Graci Kim: A journey to hell and back
Our Last Fallen Moon book review jumps into the second book in the Gifted Clans series by Graci Kim. Continue reading “‘The Last Fallen Moon’ by Graci Kim: A journey to hell and back”
Graci Kim talks ‘Last Fallen Moon’ and where we go when we sleep
Our interview with Graci Kim takes us from The Last Fallen Moon and whether we’ll ever get a true Rick Riordan Presents crossover, to the author’s next project. Enjoy! Continue reading “Graci Kim talks ‘Last Fallen Moon’ and where we go when we sleep”
‘Kung Fu’ star Jon Prasida teases the season 2 finale and suggests a Ryan relationship shake-up for season 3
Kung Fu’s Jon Prasida spoke to Subjectify Media to preview Wednesday’s season 2 finale. We also talked about Ryan’s arc this season and what Jon might like to see for Ryan in season 3. Continue reading “‘Kung Fu’ star Jon Prasida teases the season 2 finale and suggests a Ryan relationship shake-up for season 3”
Episode #36 – Beautiful Chaos
This week on Prophecy Radio, Karen and Kristen discuss The Last Fallen Star (with a designated spoiler section) by Graci Kim, the first book in the Gifted Clans series. Then they get to interview the author about the second book in the series, The Last Fallen Moon! There will be no Percy Jackson and the Battle of the Labyrinth chapters to review this week, but there is plenty of news in the Rick Riordan universe to discover, including the new Percy Jackson and the Olympians cast members on Disney+. New episodes of Prophecy Radio air weekly, and all ages are welcome to tune in. Continue reading “Episode #36 – Beautiful Chaos”
‘Riverdale’ season 6, episode 17 review: The mask is about to slip
The town fully embraced its serial killer saga by hosting its first Slaughter Con in Riverdale season 6, episode 17. Continue reading “‘Riverdale’ season 6, episode 17 review: The mask is about to slip”
‘Kung Fu’ season 2, episode 12 in conversation: It’s Quakin’ Time for Russell
Kung Fu season 2, episode 12 sees our heroes down to the wire in their race to stop Russell Tan. Surely Nicky will be able to save the day before an actual earthquake occurs? Read on for our review of “Alliance.” Continue reading “‘Kung Fu’ season 2, episode 12 in conversation: It’s Quakin’ Time for Russell”
‘Tom Swift’ season 1, episode 2 review: Friends are better than frenemies
We’ll just keep moving right along with this premiere season in Tom Swift episode 2, learning more and more about the world Tom has grown up in. Continue reading “‘Tom Swift’ season 1, episode 2 review: Friends are better than frenemies”
Short film ‘Pragma’ has plenty to value as it explores a scientific approach to a more secure form of love
Pragma, written by and starring Lucy Heath, directed by Ellie Heydon, and produced by Phil Dunster, who also stars, is an unusual lesson about modern love. The film’s surprising premise is a vehicle for some very sound psychology. Read our review now. Continue reading “Short film ‘Pragma’ has plenty to value as it explores a scientific approach to a more secure form of love”
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