Roxana Hadadi is a journalist and critic who covers film, television, and pop culture. Her work has been featured in Vulture, NPR, and Iowa Public Radio. Roxana's articles and reviews provide insightful analysis and commentary on various aspects of entertainment, including movies, TV shows, and cultural phenomena.
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By: Roxana Hadadi
After The Bikeriders , I am not worried about Austin Butler's career. The movie asks him to be both a fetishized golden god of rough-and-tumble
By: Roxana Hadadi
As a series, The Bear is deeply invested in the idea of growth through change. In its first season, we watched wunderkind chef Carmen “Carmy” Berzatto ( Jeremy
The kinfolk, culinary, competitive, and collaborative relationships to bear in mind before digging into season three.
Whoever upped the budget for candles, lanterns, and sconces this season, we thank you.
Erica Tremblay’s portrait of Indigenous womanhood is as idyllic as it is bristling.
By: Roxana Hadadi
Louis de Pointe du Lac has a type, and it's pretty bad. So bad his preference for ruinous eternal companions was a primary source of dramatic tension
Assad Zaman, the star of Interview With the Vampire’s audacious second season, guesses where his shape-shifting character can go next.
“To me, that’s pure whatever she is — Arthurian knight, Lancelot, samurai.”
By: Roxana Hadadi
Spoilers follow for House of the Dragon 's fourth episode, which premiered on HBO on July 7.
Exactly how hot is their blood and other issues raised by House of the Dragon’s battle at Rook’s Rest.
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