All posts by André Hereford
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Review: Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
It's a mad, mad, mad, mad world in Marvel's gruesome superhero adventure "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness."
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Review: Hulu’s ‘Crush’ Is A Sweet But Clunky Coming-Of-Age Movie
A quippy script and sharp cast save Hulu's sweet and spicy, but clunky, high school girls-in-love comedy, 'Crush.'
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Review: ‘it’s not a trip it’s a journey’ At Round House Theatre
Girlfriends unite for a restoring, queer-positive road trip in Round House's moving "it's not a trip it's a journey."
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“They Created A Brand Built On Exclusion,” Says Ben O’Keefe Of Abercrombie & Fitch
A company that bottled sex, youth, and all-American elitism gets exposed in "White Hot: The Rise & Fall of Abercrombie & Fitch."
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Q&A: How Holmes Found Her Way To The Comedic Haven Of ‘Flatch’
Blunt and playful comedian Holmes on improvising her way to sold-out standup gigs and starring on FOX's "Welcome to Flatch."
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Film: ‘The Northman’ Is A Gory Tale Of Murder Most Foul
Alexander Skarsgård slays as a prince dishing out ice-cold vengeance in the musclebound, medieval epic "The Northman."
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TV Review: Jerrod Carmichael’s Rothaniel Is A Boldly Queer Affirmation
Jerrod Carmichael's HBO Max comedy special Rothaniel is a frank, funny masterpiece in the imperfect art of coming out onstage.
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Theater Review: Mean Girls, The Musical, Is Clique Bait
The bright, bustling Broadway tour of "Mean Girls" makes for a better comedy than as a showcase for song and dance.
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‘Poppy Field’ Director Eugen Jebeleanu: “There are no rights for LGBT people” In Romania
"Poppy Field" director Eugen Jebeleanu made the tense drama about a closeted gay cop as a manifesto for LGBTQ rights.
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Stage Review: ‘The Merchant of Venice’ Takes A Gay Path To Tragedy
Plumbing the homoerotic tendencies in the text, Arin Arbus' The Merchant of Venice unearths a fresh take.
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Review: ‘Ambulance’ Is Michael Bay’s Latest Loud Mess
Michael Bay's gun-crazy actioner "Ambulance" is loud, dumb, and feels interminably long, but at least it's mostly coherent.
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Review: ‘Private’ Explores What It Means To Be Under Constant Watch
Warmly witty and chillingly tense, Mosaic's world premiere of "Private" astutely imagines an all-too-possible future.
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Byron Jamal Is On A Mission To Heal ‘Hoes’
"Love Guru" Byron Jamal sets out to save the sex-scarred with his frank new book "How to Heal a Hoe."
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Theater Review: ‘Grace’ Is A Knockout Of A Musical
Working in harmony, a talented cast uplifts and inspires in the World Premiere musical "Grace" at Ford's Theatre.
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Movie Review: Morbius — Dial Down Your Expectations
The misfiring 'Morbius' at a certain point just stops firing, but not before it stops making sense.
