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The Future of DC Deserves More Than Another Reboot: Why Marvel’s Patience Matters
Recently, I have given considerable thought to what the future holds for DC. Marvel and DC alike have achieved remarkable success in building cinematic universes—introducing new generations of superheroes, revisiting earlier storylines, and making some bold creative choices. That said, there have been a few missteps along the way. Not all films succeed, not all series perform well, and not every creative choice will be warmly embraced. The stories they are telling are exceptionally vast in scope.
By Jenna Deedy3 days ago in Geeks
Endicott College's Mainstage "The Sparrow": A Compelling Production
I do what I do without hope of reward or fear of punishment. Endicott College Mainstage performed “The Sparrow,” a play by Nathan Allen. The play follows Emily Book, the sole survivor of a tragic school bus accident. Ten years later, Emily returns to Spring Farm High as a senior to graduate. During the year, she discovers an unimaginable ability that sparks conversations among her peers.
By Marielle Sabbag4 days ago in Geeks
Bishop Fenwick Students Tap into Broadway Magic and Dreams in "Crazy for You."
“I realize I’m an unknown, but I have potential.” - Bobby Child, Crazy for You. The Bishop Fenwick High School drama club is bringing “Crazy for You,” a romantic comedy musical, to the stage this fall. Bobby Child, a young New York City banker, dreams of performing on Broadway one day. In his travels, Bobby falls in love with Polly Baker and attempts to stage a musical revue.
By Marielle Sabbag5 days ago in Geeks
Feared and Admired: Aegir the Ocean God of the Norse
An Inhospitable or Accommodating God? Aegir made for an inhospitable god. His realm was the cold, dark sea; his palace dominated its murky bottom. And, forget about visiting the Nordic/Germanic God of Ocean. The only way you were getting there was by being onboard a sinking vessel that he managed to pull under the waves.
By Dean Traylor6 days ago in Geeks
"Wildwood" (2026): LAIKA's Impeccable Latest Adventure
I will tear apart this forest to take back what it took from me. “Wildwood” is a 2026 LAIKA stop-motion film based on the novel by Colin Meloy. Prue McKeel’s baby brother is stolen by the exiled Dowager Governess Alexandra, a powerful figure driven by grief. Determined to save her brother, Prue stops at nothing, experiencing several obstacles while traveling through forests outside of Portland.
By Marielle Sabbag9 days ago in Geeks
"Mouse" (2026): A Poignant and Heartwarming Film. Top Story - November 2026.
Everyone's grief journey is different. “Mouse” is a 2026 film. Minnie, a young girl, loses her best friend, Callie. While navigating grief, Minnie makes an unexpected bond with her best friend’s mother. To honor her best friend, Minnie signs up for a talent show.
By Marielle Sabbag10 days ago in Geeks
A Decade in the Making: Jessica Algard Brings "(start) over" to the Stage
It just takes time. After 10 years of developing the script, Jessica Algard’s Almond Theatre Company is bringing her original play, “(start) Over,” to Gloucester Stage Company this December.
By Marielle Sabbag10 days ago in Geeks
Max Ehrich Finds New Creative Depth in Music and the Vampire Genre. AI-Generated.
Max Ehrich has never been content to occupy just one lane. The four-time Daytime Emmy-nominated actor has spent the past several years expanding his work as a singer-songwriter while continuing to take on dramatic roles that demand emotional precision. That dual focus is now converging in an unexpected place: a vampire film called The Kindred , in which he stars as a centuries-old immortal still wrestling with human longing.
By Dena J Falken11 days ago in Geeks
An Open Letter to Trey Parker and Matt Stone: Let Tweek and Craig’s Story Continue Without Turning Fandom Into a Battleground
Dear Trey Parker and Matt Stone, I have long been a devoted follower of South Park and feel a genuine connection to its characters. While the comedy is something we all appreciate, what truly makes these stories memorable is the characters themselves and the bonds between them.
By Jenna Deedy12 days ago in Geeks
(2026) Lady
Yesterday (Oct.31) I watched this new British movie at my favorite indie theater - Cinematheque at the Cleveland Institute of Arts. This was my first trip there after I returned from Tbilisi and I was happy to renew my membership and pick up their November schedule.
By Lana V Lynx14 days ago in Geeks
When Fandom Becomes an Obsession: The Psychology Behind Swiftie Culture
To many listeners, the songs of Taylor Swift serve as a mirror of their inner lives, helping them connect with others, push through hard times, and draw on their own strength. Delve into who they are. The community that forms at her concerts is one where people take solace in one another's company. Through her music, feelings that defy simple description are given expression, and it offers companionship when people face grief, the loss of someone dear, hopelessness, or isolation.
By Jenna Deedy23 days ago in Geeks
"Shrek": A Swamp Full of Laughs and Heart at Stage 284
What makes us special makes us stronger. Stage 284 transforms its auditorium into the fairy-tale world of “Shrek.” Based on the 2001 DreamWorks animated film, Shrek is a green ogre who reluctantly ventures on a quest with his new friend Donkey to rescue Princess Fiona. Throughout their journey, they learn they’re not so different after all.
By Marielle Sabbag25 days ago in Geeks
