By Jess SwensonFeb 220
Main Street Theatre treated their audience by streaming their new show, “The Book of Magdalene” by Caridad Svich. Directed by Amelia Rico, the play is a fully staged production that streamed February 11-21 on the Main Street Theatre website. A Search for Grace in a Faithless Place Taking place in the edge-lands...
By Michael TaggartFeb 220
What’s up Coogs! This week we will be continuing our WandaVision in Review with episode 3. After last week’s bombshell filled ending in episode two, fans can’t wait to see what’s in store for the end of act one in this nine-part series. So, let’s get ready to dive deep into the mystery that is WandaVision. This...
By Anna BakerFeb 180
Sex positivity is growing in our society, which is a wonderful thing. For too long, the idea that sex is inherently bad caused negative repercussions for many people, especially women and queer people. Now, sex on television is very normal to see. This can be good, as it can normalize healthy sexual relationships...
By Claudette VegaFeb 180
Are you secretly in love with your best-friend? Have you ever had those two friends who were too close to be “just friends” ? Or maybe you’ve been in that situation where you have a secret crush on your best friend and desperately want to let them know, but if you do, your relationship will never be the same. Or...
One of my favorite genres within any media is a good romantic tale between two characters. Here are some of my favorite on-screen couples in Korean dramas that are paired up brilliantly as they’re just oozing with chemistry. Yoon Se-Ri and Ri Jeong-Hyeok in “Crash Landing on You” I will have to start off my...
By Michael TaggartFeb 10
What’s up Coogs! The start of a new year brings many new things but for Marvel fans, it means the launch of WandaVision. Marvel’s first (official) foray into the small screen, will be a weekly sitcom show airing every Friday on Disney Plus. Although originally slated to be released in the middle of the Phase 4...
By Anna BakerJan 210
The coronavirus pandemic has been going on for almost about 9 months and although vaccines are starting to roll out, we still haven’t seen the end of it. You’re free to see your friends still but gathering in groups is still risky. If you want to still socialize with your friends safely, you will have to do it from a...
By Haya PanjwaniJan 40
Disclaimer: Let me start by saying this, I am no music critic— I am simply a music fanatic and avid Taylor Swift fan since the bleak age of 9 (with a slight hiatus from ages 11-13 to make room for Justin Bieber). As if she hasn’t done enough for us in 2020, in classic Taylor Swift fashion, she posted the same...
By Jo'Tavia NorbertDec 170
If we all have to be honest here, no one expected 2020 to go this downhill. Who would have ever thought that our bars would go unseated, and our servers left unpocketing their pants for pennies? It’s quite safe to say that COVID-19 has truly performed a number on us all. It’s like we’re in some apocalyptic film on...
By Jessica SwensonDec 150
In the true spirit of Christmas, the widely renowned Houston Alley Theatre has decided to forgo their usual in-person performance of “A Christmas Carol” and has instead released a free production of the classic that is available to view online now until Dec. 27. All audiences need to do is register on the Alley...
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