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Rebecca Scherm’s second novel, “A House Between Earth and the Moon,” follows residents of Parallaxis I, a luxury space station owned by tech conglomerate Sensus, designed for the ultra-wealthy as a means to escape the disastrous state of the earth.
The new movie, “The Lost City”, may be one of the funniest films I have seen in a long time. Sandra Bullock's comedic energy comes into full force in this film and makes it hilarious to watch. This movie feels like an early 2000s romantic bad comedy that you just love to watch over and over (even though it's bad).
From the rebirth and renewal of nature to the excitement and enticement of the sun coming out, there are many elements that make up the springtime. Whether it be during spring cleaning and home improvements or a get-together outdoors, there are plenty of activities where the perfect spring playlist can make a day better.
Released March 22, Elaine Hsieh Chou’s debut novel “Disorientation” follows 29-year-old Taiwanese American Ingrid Yang in the eighth year of her doctoral dissertation on the late Chinese American poet, Xiao-Wen Chou. Pushed by her advisor into researching a man she has little interest in, Ingrid makes a shocking discovery that could save her academic career—while also threatening to destroy it.
If you identify as a science fiction or comedy nerd, Netflix’s “The Adam Project” may be the movie for you. As a fan of sci-fi films in general, they are definitely hit or miss with the ability to sell you on the sci-fi aspect of the film, but this film does a great job of establishing the characters and plot, as well as the science fiction.
Stewart O’Nan’s latest novel, “Ocean State,” released on March 15, begins at the end: “When I was in eighth grade, my sister helped kill another girl.”
If you like high-action superhero movies with great cinematography and plot, this movie is for you. As an avid Marvel fan, I was shocked by how much I enjoyed this movie, but if there is one DC movie to watch, this is the one.
Lee Cole’s debut novel “Groundskeeping,” was released on March 1. Set against the backdrop of the 2016 Presidential election, the novel is narrated by Owen Callahan, a Kentucky native who begins a job as a groundskeeper at Ashby College. There, he takes free writing classes and falls in love with Alma Hadzic, a Muslim immigrant from Bosnia and a writer-in-residence.
While it sometimes seems that artists burst out of thin air, that is not usually the case. They must cultivate their art and test their limits. Here is some of my favorite early work from four popular artists before their sound resonated to the masses.
HBO series Euphoria follows Rue, a high schooler with a slowly worsening drug addiction, who has grown emotionally dependent on her love interest, Jules.
In downtown Detroit on Feb. 28, Little Caesars Arena was packed with tens of thousands of fans waiting in anticipation to witness some amazing talent. Tyler, the Creator brought along fellow music artists Kali Uchis, Vince Staples and Teezo Touchdown for his headlining "CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST" tour.
They say crime doesn’t pay, but when you have a giant Wookie pulling you out of your healing tank and you get thrown across your castle, that’s what happens. In this exciting episode of the Book of Boba Fett, we get more build up and suspense. I did not like this episode, and so far it is my least favorite, mostly because I am still angry about what happened during it. This is all just my opinion, but I am going to be a lot harsher on this episode out of spite than I was with the other episodes.
If you are a fan of the original “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre,“ this revision movie is far from its glory, and it's obvious from the start.
The dream pop duo Beach House is here with their eighth record “Once Twice Melody'." This dynamic group has been around for almost two decades; however, this is the first album produced solely by them.
Released a decade after her last book on Feb. 22, Julie Otsuka’s “The Swimmers” follows a tight-knit group of pool-goers as they drift apart when their beloved pool is shut down after mysterious cracks begin to form at the bottom.
Being a big fan of adventure and action movies like “National Treasure" and "Indiana Jones,“ I thought “Uncharted" would be right up my alley. The movie is based on a video game, so I was interested to see how that would play on screen. Shockingly, I was pleasantly surprised with the results.
Shrimp Flavours, an Indian restaurant that serves authentic curries, biryanis, and tandoori items, recently opened in Ypsilanti at 529 W Cross St. I bought my first bowl of curry from Shrimp Flavours on a lab day this winter. When I tasted the first spoon from their chicken Tikka Masala, its authentic spices and savory texture really warmed me up. All of their curry meals come with a bowl of basmati rice cooked with cinnamon sticks, cumin, and other herbs. I really recommend adding two pieces of garlic naan to enjoy both the “mix and dip” experience with their curries.
Julia May Jonas’ debut novel, “Vladimir,” was released on Feb. 1. Narrated by an unnamed English professor in her late fifties, “Vladimir” follows as her life begins to unravel when her husband, John, an English professor, is accused of inappropriate relationships with former students at their small liberal arts college in New York.
Alemeda is part of a now growing generation of artists finding success through the social media app Tik Tok. Her first debut song was “Wish You The Worst," but most of the world was introduced to her through single “Gonna Bleach My Eyebrows." Building off that success, her newest single titled “Post Nut Clarity," has finally come to fruition.
Boba Fett is back for round two out of seven, and this time he is the one who gets to throw some punches, and some people.
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