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Transaction (UK Series) Review: A Groundbreaking British Sitcom Redefining Trans Representation with Dark Humor and Workplace Comedy
“Transaction,” a British sitcom that flips the script on the usual portrayal of trans characters, feels like stepping into a supermarket that’s trapped in a bubble of chaos—only, no customers ever show up. Instead, what you get is a quirky, bizarre workplace where the staff are more caught up in their own dramas than any...
En Kunglig Affär (A Royal Secret) – Swedish Mini-Series Exploring Forbidden Love, Royal Scandal & 1930s Swedish History
When I first stumbled upon “En Kunglig Affär”—or “A Royal Secret,” as it’s known in English—I was instantly drawn in by the promise of scandal, forbidden love, and royal intrigue. Set against the brooding backdrop of 1930s Sweden, this four-part mini-series dives headfirst into the shadowy corridors of power, where secrets are currency and love...
Sweetheart Service Korean Drama Review: Heartfelt Romance, Charming Characters & Bite-Sized Episodes
“Sweetheart Service,” a Korean series that fluttered onto my screen like a soft breeze on a warm spring day, had me hooked from the very first frame. With its bite-sized episodes, each clocking in under twenty minutes, it promised a delightful escape into a world where lighthearted charm met the sweet awkwardness of young love....
Kicking Out Shoshana Review: Gal Gadot’s Sports Comedy Misses the Mark on Humor and Homophobia
When I first heard about “Shoshana Halutz Merkazi” (or “Kicking Out Shoshana” as it’s known in English), I admit, my curiosity was piqued mostly because Gal Gadot stars in it. You know how it is—her presence alone often shoots up your expectations, right? But boy, was I in for a letdown. Watching this sports comedy...
Chicago “Aging in Place” model: Residential safety as the entry point for care
At a workshop at USCHA 2025 this year, Chicago House proposed an interesting care model: “Aging in Place,” first “settling people at home,” then “bringing services into the home.” This supportive housing model is not about building another building, but about making the living space a hub for integrated medical care, social welfare, and peer...