Chad McIntyre

It’s hard not to get swept up in the energy that comes with another entry in the Mission Impossible series. Few franchises can claim the kind of cultural staying power that these films have built since the original’s release in 1996. Each installment feels both familiar and new—as if it carries the weight of past

Nothing about The Phoenician Scheme feels simple, though it’s easy to call it a Wes Anderson film right away. Here in his latest work (which just premiered June 6, 2025), Anderson plants you in an eccentric web of espionage and dark comedy, led by sharp visuals, muted colors, and the kind of diorama-styled sets that

Every month, thousands of new titles appear on bookstore shelves and e-reader catalogs, leaving avid readers scrambling for dependable guidance. Online book reviews can shed light on narrative arcs, thematic depth, and authorial intent—but inconsistent standards, hidden biases, and an overwhelming number of sites can frustrate anyone seeking genuine insight. To cut through the clutter,

There’s a special thrill in opening a novel that has shaped generations—whether it’s Elizabeth Bennet’s sharp tongue or Pierre Bezukhov’s moral struggles. While classic literature offers layers of insight and a glimpse into different eras, reading these works alongside fellow enthusiasts transforms a solitary page-turn into a living dialogue. Joining a book club does more