Noe’s Choice: Beale Street has spoken to me
“Beale Street” was nothing short of a cultural explosion that illuminated problems of race and police brutality and black love.
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Noe’s Choice: ‘Shrill’ is the new standard for diverse representation in media
New Hulu comedy “Shrill” is the most important model for diverse TV right now
Read More →Noe’s Choice: The 3 rom-coms to trump all other rom-coms
Despite the struggle to enjoy most of the films in the rom-com department, I find three particular films guilt-free.
Read More →Noe’s Choice: Why Netflix’s ‘Russian Doll’ deserves a watch
Many Netflix originals produce the kind of brilliance you didn’t know you needed. “Russian Doll” is a prime example of that brilliance.
Read More →Noe’s Choice: I will not let Oscar bait off the hook this year
In acknowledgment of the annual Academy Awards, I’m giving my opinions on some of the bigger categories — from what could’ve been left out of the noms to what wins as Noe’s Choice.
Read More →Noe’s Choice: On “Mid90s“ and watching it with my dad
“Mid90s,” Jonah Hill’s directing gig, revealed all the grittiness of adolescence, but it also revealed another layer of my dad to me.
Read More →Noe’s Choice: ‘Ugly Delicious’ and ‘Chef’s Table’
If you haven’t indulged in these series, I suggest you order up on Netflix.
Read More →Noe’s Choice: ‘Master of None’ vs. ‘Friends From College’
Aziz Ansari and Nicholas Stoller, since straying from their goofy, stoner-comedy reputations, have given audiences some pretty amazing stuff. But which show takes the cake?
Read More →Noe’s Choice: ‘The Great Gatsby’
Was F. Scott Fitzgerald successful with his original novel or did Baz Luhrmann transform the story into a better film? Let’s find out.
Read More →Noe’s Choice: SNL vs. Vine
Do I betray my childhood memories and references I took years to categorize in my brain, or do I go against my generation and what it has created?
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