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Rookie cards are selling for millions and NFTs are thriving. The question isn’t just how big the bubble will grow but what will happen once it pops

Thanks to online marketplaces and nostalgic millennials, the prices of old trading cards are rising to dizzying new heights

When historical romance novels focus solely on white leads, it sends a message about whom the industry thinks is deserving of love

People with obsessive-compulsive disorder are often depicted as Type A clean freaks. The reality is much worse

Fifty years later, the iconic one-minute nature docs remain the best television to ever come out of Canada

Television has historically failed to depict the survivor experience. I May Destroy You finally does it justice

The genre is built on themes of transformation, disguise, and duality—a reality that LGBTQ folks live every day

Too many great TV shows have been ruined by a terrible ending. Please don’t let this be one of them

In an era where sensationalism on our screens dominates, In the Making is a venture into authenticity

What is must-see TV at a time when everyone watches it alone?