All posts by André Hereford
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‘The Retreat’ Review: A chilling but flawed lesbian slasher
A frightening premise and two solid lead performances add up to a tense and gruesome lesbian-themed thriller
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Ryan O’Connell on two groundbreaking seasons of ‘Special’ and writing his way to sobriety
Ryan O'Connell closes out two groundbreaking seasons of Special, and opens up about writing his way to sobriety
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Halston review: Netflix’s dour miniseries is fascinated with designer’s fall
Ryan Murphy's Netflix miniseries "Halston" swaggers and staggers, but finds its stride on the biopic runway
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Jen Richards on righting the wrongs of Buffalo Bill in “Clarice”
Richards steps up on CBS drama Clarice, from consulting on a thought-provoking trans storyline to starring in the role
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Billy Porter on the ending of Pose and what comes next
Emmy, Grammy, and Tony-winner Billy Porter will keep on marching through the doors Pose has opened
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Review: “Shrill” Season 3 touches down for a richly comic, fond farewell
The gloriously body-positive, queer-inclusive comedy Shrill brings it home for a smooth landing in its final season
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Theater Review: “Midnight at the Never Get” at Signature Theatre
Sam Bolen and Christian Douglas make beautiful music together in Signature's bittersweet, pre-Stonewall romance.
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“Blindness” is a gripping adventure of sight and sound
Shakespeare's welcome return to live theater is a bold exploration of a strange new world.
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Tom Clancy’s Without Remorse review: Michael B. Jordan’s muscle-baring thriller
Michael B. Jordan flexes his guns and gravitas as a Navy SEAL out for vengeance in Tom Clancy’s Without Remorse.
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Oscar-nominated “A Love Song for Latasha” is a moving portrait of Latasha Harlins
Netflix documentary blends memory with poetry in remembering the killing of 15-year old Latasha Harlins
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Daniel Armando’s gay drama “A Boy Like That” explores unequal power dynamics
A gay acting teacher fixates on a teen who reminds him of his first love in Daniel Armando's sensitive drama "A Boy Like That."
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‘Until the Flood’ at Studio Theatre joins a national conversation about police killing Black people
Studio's ensemble production of "Until the Flood" captures the urgency of a play made for this moment
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Cher & the Loneliest Elephant is a feel-good film about animal rights activism
A pop goddess finds a way to rescue a heartsick pachyderm in Smithsonian Channel's documentary
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Oscars 2021 predictions: Who will scoop the night’s biggest prizes?
And the winner is... still up for grabs as we predict which promising Oscar nominees will finally slam the door on 2020
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In “The Year Earth Changed,” while humans sheltered away, nature came out to play
Sir David Attenborough narrates nature's stunning response after COVID-19 forced humanity indoors
