Weekly Newsletter
Weekly Newsletter
Film & TV
Sing Sing (2024) redefines prison drama, showing art as redemption. With a cast of formerly incarcerated men, it highlights theater’s power to transform lives and restore humanity.
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Film & TV
A television show's opening credits give free reign to creativity and style, leading to stunning sequences that become indispensable parts of their series.
Film & TV
Plot points. Plot twists. Plot holes. The plot thickens. Watch it for the plot. How about we focus on actual artistry instead?
Art
As I was researching and casually asking ChatGPT about what are some of the present trend/tendency in art creation these days. One stood out to me which seems pretty distinct from the rest of the AI-summarized trend.
Weekly Newsletter
Rethinking Your Limits & Routines Ever feel boxed in by the idea that you must have a strict routine, do everything perfectly, or cling to every habit—even when it no longer serves you? This week, we’re challenging that mindset by exploring why routines might be overrated, why perfection
Art
Authenticity and Consistency: An Interview with Artist Paris Black on Portraiture, Culture, and Film Influence
Fashion
For as long as I can remember, I have struggled to find clothing that makes me feel like my most authentic self. I would chase trends, thinking that would make me stylish. Over time, I realized that true personal style is about absorbing the world around you and discovering what truly resonates.
Culture
Movie theaters are an endangered species, but they are an indisposable part of the cinematic ecosystem. If you care about film, support the ones near you.
Film & TV
This past Sunday at the 2025 Oscars, a low-budget, independently made film took home five Academy Awards. Written and directed by Sean Baker this film won Best Picture, Best Lead Actress, and three others, undeniably consecrating its widespread success.
Art
Yesterday, I visited the Hauser & Wirth gallery, one of my favorite art spaces in downtown LA, to see what was on. The overall vibe is definitely a lot less “lofty” compared to some other art galleries, with a little oasis of coffee and conversation in the center. The size