“Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story” Could Really Use Some Women Writers
“Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story” suffers from lack of female insight (and not letting the titular hero lead her own series).
Priscilla Blossom
Priscilla Blossom is a Nicaraguan-Mexican-American journalist, essayist, and content writer specializing in the intersections of arts and culture, travel, health, parenting, lifestyle, and queer and Latine identity. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, The Wrap, Good Housekeeping, Yahoo, Oprah Daily, Hip Latina, Lonely Planet, and others. Originally from Miami, she now lives in Denver with her small neurodivergent family. She's an avid film and TV watcher, occasional runner and yoga enthusiast, and a Virgo through and through. Follow her work at prisblossom.com, or find her as @prisblossom on all socials: IG, Bsky, and Threads.
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I Want More For Jackie and “My Life with the Walter Boys”
When Jackie starts messing up in season three of “My Life with the Walter Boys,” the show misses an opportunity to finally address race.
“Heartstopper Forever” Reminds Us to Look After One Another
The “Heartstopper” finale reminds us what this show has been about all along – finding your safe people and holding on to them tightly.
Late-Stage Capitalism Is The Real Villain in “Beef” Season Two
Starring Oscar Issac and Carey Mulligan, “Beef” season two is less about moments of unhinged pettiness and more about class warfare.
“A Poet/Un Poeta” Argues Self-Destruction Is Overrated
Charles Bukowski. Ernest Hemingway. Dorothy Parker. Rubén Darío. Generations of aspiring writers have long looked up to such self-destructive yet phenomenally talented heroes. For a while there, I was one of them. Like many, I believed that it might be possible to find genius, or at the very least some worthwhile inspiration, at the bottom […]
Moms Bear All the Responsibility in Peacock’s “All Her Fault”
“Succession’s” Sarah Snook and Michael Peña team up to expose the unfair expectations put on mothers in Peacock’s “All Her Fault.”
9 Latine Films To Watch at the Denver Film Festival
Starting Halloween night, the 48th annual Denver Film Festival is 10 days of on-screen storytelling, featuring some amazing Latine talent.
Cristela Alonzo Reminds Us To Find Joy In “Upper Classy”
Many just stand by and watch while Cristela Alonzo stands up and tells it like it is every day and in her Netflix special “Upper Classy.”