This Month’s Good Reads (July 2023)
Life is busy – in case you hadn’t heard, SAG-AFTRA is on strike. And there is plenty to read about the strike, from general […]
This Month’s Good Reads (April 2023)
Life is busy – flowers are in bloom, Netflix DVDs are dead, and your Twitter checkmark is probably gone. It can be tough to
2023 SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL Recap
Hollywood loves a comeback story, and 2023 was an in-person comeback for the Sundance Film Festival after two virtual years. This year’s fest was
2023 SUNDANCE SAGindie Staff Picks
We’re going back! To Sundance, that is. The 2023 Sundance Film Festival returns to Park City, Utah, this year – January 19 – 29.
This Month’s Good Reads (April 2022)
Life is busy – you’re attending/avoiding Coachella, dumping/buying Netflix stock, celebrating/forgetting Ramadan/Passover/Easter, and wondering how Twitter could get any better/worse. It can be tough
This Month’s Good Reads (March 2022)
Life is busy – you’re voting for movie awards, watching movie awards, Tweeting about movie awards, maybe even winning movie awards (if so, congrats!).
SXSW Film Festival 2022 Recap
SAGindie is back from Austin. Why were we in Texas, you ask? Because SXSW is back! The 2022 festival was an in-person affair once
2022 SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL Recap
Sundance ’22 was — for the second year in a row — an at-home affair for the SAGindie staff. We missed out on hosting
This Month’s Good Reads (January 2022)
Life is busy – you’re ringing in a new year and canceling a whole new set of plans. It can be tough to stay
SAGindie’s SUNDANCE ’22 Movie Picks
Another year, another Sundance, another COVID surge. While SAGindie initially intended to trek out to Park City, Utah, for the 2022 Sundance Film Festival
This Month’s Good Reads (November 2021)
Life is busy – you’re giving thanks for health, for family, for friends… But are you giving thanks for good reads? It can be
This Month’s Good Reads (October 2021)
Life is busy – you’re trick-or-treating, bobbing for apples, realizing how unsanitary it is to bob for apples in this current climate. It can