“Nurture” Review: art will not save you
Porter Robinson’s sophomore effort “Nurture” is an original yet personal record about being in an intense artistic rut. Quint Iverson reviews for the Index.
SXSW Watchlist: Recommendations From This Year’s Online Film Festival
This year, the city of Austin was empty, and the entire SXSW Film Festival took place online, streaming through an on-demand app
Spring Show Preview: Revolt. She said. Revolt Again.
Follow a series of revolutions revolving around sex, love, and identity in the Spring production of REVOLT. SHE SAID. REVOLT AGAIN. by Pacific University’s Theatre Department.
“Rhythm Doctor”’s Wonderful Creativity Isn’t Quite Universal
“Rhythm Doctor” is the sort of game people who know nothing about game development dream of making.
Sundance Went Online: Four Films Not To Miss From This Year’s Fest
This year, the Sundance Film Festival took on an even more accessible online format. Here are four films from the fest not to be missed
“Deaf U”: An Inside Look at the Personal Lives of Gallaudet’s Deaf Community
Deaf U is a new docuseries on Netflix that follows a group of Deaf and hard-of-hearing students at Gallaudet University, which heavily follows their dating and social lives.
Netflix’s ‘The Queen’s Gambit’ Had My Attention in Check
Netflix’s The Queen’s Gambit had me awake into the wee hours of the morning hunched intently over my laptop.
Watch Four Vampire Roommates Roughing It In the Human World in “What We Do In The Shadows”
Absurd, grotesque, and weirdly hilarious. The Hulu series What We Do in the Shadows follows the daily lives of vampires living in present-day Staten Island.
Joji’s “The Extravaganza”: A Live Streamed Entertainment & Concert Experience
Popular musician and comedic genius Joji recently created an online concert experience called “The Extravaganza,” an exclusive, one night event that took place on October 23rd