List: Film and Television | Curated by Faithe J Day

Nov 30, 2024
42 stories
Film and Television
Faithe J Day
Reading Race, Roommates, and My Review of “Wicked”What the Movie Musical Can Teach Us About Identity Politics and Activism
Nov 30, 2024
1
Nov 30, 2024
1
Faithe J Day
The Dating Game: What I Learned from Watching “Woman of the Hour” and Working with AIOn Technology, True Crime, and the Artificial Generation of Romance
Nov 3, 2024
22
Nov 3, 2024
22
Faithe J Day
Wealth Never Whispers and Names Never Lie: My Latest Thoughts on “Love is Blind”A Comparative Analysis and Review of Love is Blind UK and Season 7 of USA
Oct 12, 2024
Oct 12, 2024
In
The Ugly Monster
by
Faithe J Day
Why ‘The Bear’ is the Workplace Comedy to BeatAnalyzing Absurdism and Why the Series is More than Your Typical TV Drama
Jul 21, 2024
9
Jul 21, 2024
9
Faithe J Day
Back to Bridgerton: Reading “Queen Charlotte” as Neurospicy RomanceAnalyzing Race, Gender, and (Dis)Ability in the Regency Era
May 13, 2024
May 13, 2024
In
The Ugly Monster
by
Faithe J Day
Lovers or Love Triangle?: Unpacking Queer Characters in ‘Challengers’On the Difference Between Homosocial Desire, Sublimation, and Sexuality
May 5, 2024
5
May 5, 2024
5
Faithe J Day
Sex for the City Girls: Revisiting “Sex and the City” in the Social Media EraExamining What the HBO Show Can Teach Us About Modern-Day Relationships
Apr 7, 2024
1
Apr 7, 2024
1
Faithe J Day
Awkwardly Avoidant: On Memoir and Mockumentary in Jerrod Carmichael’s ComedyReviewing HBO’s “Reality Show” and the Pursuit of Personal Truth
Apr 15, 2024
1
Apr 15, 2024
1
Faithe J Day
I Used to Love Her: On “Brown Sugar,” Hip-Hop, and the Feeling of HomeWriting Voice, Perspective, and the Changing Legacy of Hip-Hop Culture
Feb 15, 2024
Feb 15, 2024
Faithe J Day
Snap, Crackle, Kapow: Unpacking Comedy and Violence in The Vince Staples ShowOn Rap, Realism, and My Review of Netflix’s Latest Limited Series
Feb 28, 2024
3
Feb 28, 2024
3
Faithe J Day
Navigating Never Enough Narratives in Netflix’s “Love is Blind”Healing, Heartbreak, and Understanding the Meaning of “Waiting My Turn” for Marriage
Mar 7, 2024
4
Mar 7, 2024
4
In
Momentum
by
Faithe J Day
Rustin, the Harlem Renaissance, and the Revival of Black Queer HistoryExploring the Legacy of Academics, Artists, and Activists Queering Art, History, and Media
Feb 1, 2024
Feb 1, 2024
Faithe J Day
The Brats of Bridgerton: Using Archetypes to Analyze Complex Characters and Controversial ScenesUnpacking Rakes, Romance, and Relationship Dynamics in Netflix’s Bridgerton Series
Jan 24, 2024
3
Jan 24, 2024
3
In
Momentum
by
Faithe J Day
Gore for the Gworls: Amazon Prime’s “Swarm” as Black Horror for Lovers of CampDonald Glover does it again for stans of “Atlanta” and Childish Gambino
Mar 21, 2023
1
Mar 21, 2023
1
In
Counter Arts
by
Faithe J Day
This One’s for the Ladies: On Bada Lee, Queer Culture, and the Racialization of Hip-Hop DanceExamining the Intersection of Race, Gender, and Sexuality in Strip Clubs and Choreography
Jan 10, 2024
6
Jan 10, 2024
6
Faithe J Day
Race to the Top: Making Meaning of Media on Billionaires in SpaceDespite popular news and comedic coverage, the billionaire space race is no laughing matter.
Jul 21, 2021
Jul 21, 2021
Faithe J Day
Get in Losers, We’re Reviewing “Mean Girls”: The Movie MusicalAnthropology, Sexuality, and the Feminist Messages Behind a Millennial Favorite
Jan 15, 2024
Jan 15, 2024
Faithe J Day
Virgo or Villain: Decoding Duality in the Latest Boots Riley JointAmazon Prime’s Series “I’m a Virgo” Is Another Afrosurrealist Ride
Aug 4, 2023
Aug 4, 2023
Faithe J Day
Jarring Juxtaposition: Cringe Comedy and the Next Generation of CaricatureWhat Offset’s Interview with Bobbi Althoff Exposes about Race and Representation in Media
Oct 6, 2023
1
Oct 6, 2023
1
Faithe J Day
The Professor is In: Ranking the Accuracy of the Media’s Most Popular Academic ArchetypesOn the proliferation of PhDs and the professoriate in popular culture
Oct 17, 2023
1
Oct 17, 2023
1