All posts by André Hereford
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AIDS 2025 Highlights Breakthroughs Amid Funding Cuts
Scientific breakthroughs take center stage at the International AIDS Society Conference as global HIV funding and political support erode.
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SirDavis Honey Bee Cocktail Kit Brings Beyoncé’s Buzz Home
We sample Beyoncé’s SirDavis Honey Bee, the signature whisky cocktail from her Cowboy Carter Tour.
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Fantastic Four: First Steps Gets Marvel’s First Family Right
Marvel successfully launches its First Family into the MCU with the charmingly retro-futuristic "Fantastic Four: First Steps."
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Eddington Skewers COVID Hypocrisy and Small-Town Madness
Eddington's lacerating social satire about a town torn apart by pandemic paranoia takes a violent turn without losing the plot.
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Review: Apropos of Nothing Is a Smart, Stylish Farce
Keegan’s Apropos of Nothing clicks with sharp comedy, strong performances, and a premise built for laughs.
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Review: Baby Is a Gritty, Graceful Portrait of Queer Survival
"Baby" brings verve and style to its story of a cunning queer teen surviving the streets of São Paulo
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Review: Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter Tour Scorches D.C.
The weatherman said it would be hot Monday night, and he wasn’t lying. The torrid D.C. heat had the cowboys, gals, and dolls sweating out...
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Review: Arena’s Wrinkle in Time Nails Emotion, Fumbles Fantasy
Arena's transporting musical reimagining of A Wrinkle in Time soars early, but stalls in a sluggish second act.
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Review: Jurassic World Rebirth Feels Like a Fossil
Scarlett Johansson and Jonathan Bailey can't save Jurassic World: Rebirth from its barrage of bad CGI and beastly nonsense.
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Review: Rent Free Turns Couch Surfing Into Queer Comedy
"Rent Free" charms with its comic tale of two broke, horny post-grads hustling to keep a roof over their heads
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Review: Sally Captures the Brilliance and Burden of Sally Ride
National Geographic’s Sally Ride documentary tells the story of America’s first woman in space — and the hidden love she kept secret for decades.
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Noah’s Arc: Patrik-Ian Polk on Its Return and Legacy
Creator Patrik-Ian Polk celebrates Noah’s Arc’s legacy -- and shares why Black queer stories still deserve more space in Hollywood.
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Review: Life is a Cabaret at Botiquín de Boleros
GALA's "Botiquín de Boleros" puts the audience in the thick of impassioned singing, dancing, and drama
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Review: 28 Years Later Isn’t Quite What You’re Expecting
28 Years Later revives the post-apocalyptic horror franchise with a thrillingly suspenseful trek into the infected wasteland
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Review: Hunter S. Thompson Musical Misses the Mark
Signature's high-octane rock musical about Hunter S. Thompson leans too hard on hero worship and too little on meaningful insight.
