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‘Unpregnant’ Review: Approachable, Entertaining, Enlightening & Honest

Megan Labruna -
Unpregnant follows Veronica (Haley Lu Richardson, Edge of Seventeen) as she finds out that she is unexpectedly pregnant. No one knows her secret, except...
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Couch Potato – Steven Universe Future and the Normalization of Trauma

Josh Sarnecky -
Looking back at the cartoons I loved as a child and adolescent, I am surprised how many of those shows depicted trauma and explored...
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Broadway at Home: From Hamilton and Beyond

Matt Taylor -
One of the last things I did before starting my four months in quarantine was see a production of Hamlet at St. Ann's Warehouse in Brooklyn....
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Anime Review: Gleipnir

Pop-Break Staff -
Written by Alex Criscione Right off the bat, Gleipnir is not an ordinary anime. The series delves into many deep issues about teen and young...
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Anime Review: Listeners

Rachel Freeman -
Listeners is an anime original series produced by MAPPA. It was created by Jin (Shizen no Teki-P), co-written by Dai Satō, and directed by...
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Anime Review: Tower of God

Rachel Freeman -
Tower of God is an ongoing manhwa created by SIU (Lee Jong-hui) on LINE Webtoon. The anime is written by Erika Yoshida, directed by Takashi...
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Netflix, We Have a Problem as Space Force Season 1 Fails to Impress 

Allison Lips -
Netflix’s Space Force is more like Spaceballs than Star Trek. Unfortunately, it won’t be as timeless a classic. Despite having an A-list comedy cast,...
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Review: New Found Glory, ‘Forever and Ever x Infinity’

Tommy Tracy -
The tenth studio album by pop punk mainstays New Found Glory titled Forever and Ever x Infinity -- one of my most anticipated albums...
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‘Infamous’ Director Joshua Caldwell on Crafting a Bonnie & Clyde Tale for the Social Media World

Ben Murchison -
Days after the release of his latest film Infamous, writer/director Joshua Caldwell spoke with me about his modern-day Bonnie and Clyde story. The film,...
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Ted Bergman, Writer on Sanford and Son, Full House & More, on His New Book & Storied Career

Allison Lips -
Ted Bergman was kind enough to sit down with The Pop Break to discuss his latest book: Confessions of A Rogue TV Comedy Writer:...
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Couch Potato – Law Enforcement Dramas in the Age of Black Lives Matter

Josh Sarnecky -
Police procedurals and law enforcement dramas have been mainstays on television since the 1950s. Some of television’s longest running and most watched shows have...
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Bachelor Update: The First Black Bachelor & Kaitlyn Bristowe Seasons

Michelle Coraci -
 BACHELOR NEWS ALERT: Between last week’s episode and this week’s episode, a huge announcement was made by Bachelor Nation. The announcement was that Matt...
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