A review of Osgood Perkins's new horror movie, “The Monkey.” Perkins misses the mark with his film. Failing to guarantee laughs or scares “The Monkey,” directed by Osgood Perkins,...

After years of ups and downs, Captain America: Brave New World reignites the MCU franchise  Ever since I was five years old, I have had a connection to Captain America. It was a late night...

A preview of 15 stand-out pictures from the upcoming international film fest’s program that forefront key social issues The political state of the world has long been fuel for artists....

The Columbia native indie rock band’s new EP showcases new and diverse interpretations in their songwriting and sound are showcased in their new EP Columbia-native indie band, Drona, released...

MOVE staffer Sarah Woods offers tips to independently developing your own taste in art When I first started hearing discussions about a possible TikTok ban, I felt a confusing mix of excitement...

A glimpse into an incredible season with character development and heartwarming comedy “Abbott Elementary” is making the rounds as a hallmark television show of the 2020s. It’s...

The loss of two main characters leaves a hole in the show that is hard to replace, despite the show’s wit and spice "The Sex Lives of College Girls” has returned with a third season,...

The Grammys was full of satisfying to shocking surprises, and we’re analyzing this year’s dispersal of golden gramophones     From stunning red carpet looks to dazzling...

From strawberry jam to brown sugar, here are three recipes to make your Valentine’s Day sweeter Whether you’re a baker or not – I wouldn’t consider myself one by any means – these...

Date recommendations for all the important people in your life, including you Valentine’s Day is a different box of chocolates for everyone. Whether you’re happily locked down, dealing...

A guide of recommendations filled with anti-love culture to get you through February Welcome to February, a month that Hallmark has trademarked as the month of love. To me, Valentine's Day...

Beautifully shifting between humor, pain and love, highlighting subtleties of socioeconomic power and hierarchy, “Anora” became my favorite movie of the year “Anora” may be my movie...