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We publish hundreds of articles each month, and every article is reviewed by our staff of editors to ensure focus and high quality.
Critical Lens Media acquired Blogcritics in 2014 and continues to publish it with the same editorial mission. Source
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Search ArticlesTheater Review: Daniel Radcliffe Is Smashing in ‘Every Brilliant Thing’
Every Brilliant Thing stars the inimitable Daniel Radcliffe in a joyously interactive solo performance as the Narrator. A global phenomenon, the hybrid comedy/drama has been performed for over a decade. Presented Off Broadway at the Barrow Street Theatre in 2014, it finally landed in its Broadway premiere at the Hudson Theatre and runs through May 24, 2026.
Comic Art Review: ‘Hot or Not?’ by Jessica Campbell, from Drawn+Quarterly
Hot or Not: 20th Century Male Artists by Jessica Campbell, published by Drawn and Quarterly, poses a distinct question of art criticism: Were the artists themselves hot or not? Campbell, a fine-artist and educator at a variety of institutions in addition to her position as Assistant Professor of Visual Art at York University in Toronto, carries the tongue-in-cheek question across dozens of artists with hilarious commentary, all the while drawing critique itself into question.
PAX East 2026: The PAX East Experience
Tags is pax east fun PAX East pax east 2026 should I go to pax east the pax east experience what can you do at pax east what is pax east PAX East Features: ‘Valor Mortis’ Hands-on and Godzilla RPG Preview Between the tactical, dark fantasy of 'Valor Mortis' and the immense tabletop scale of 'Godzilla: The Roleplaying Game,' my Sunday was anchored by two very different, but equally ambitious, visions of what gaming can be.
Book Review: ‘Becoming Kerouac’ by Paul Maher Jr.
205 Views I feel this must be disclosed: I read Paul Maher Jr.’s Becoming Kerouac without much prior exposure to Jack Kerouac’s work. I was aware of his reputation as a major figure in American literature and one of the central voices of the Beat Generation. But that is not a period or movement I have explored in depth – or to which I feel especially drawn.
Theater Review: ‘Ulster American’ – Matthew Broderick Leads a Bang-on Ensemble
With sardonic wit and dark farcical elements David Ireland’s Ulster American sends up the differences and identity politics among Irish-Americans, left-wing British, and Northern Ireland’s Unionists. David Ireland also ridicules the hypocrisy of those who adhere to political correctness only when it serves their purpose. When push comes to shove and the stakes are raised, people easily shed their posturing to reveal ugly, ingrained prejudices.
PAX East 2026 Day 4: X4 Foundations, Free League Publishing, and a Halloween World Record
1 Views Sundays at PAX East are a bittersweet spectacle of games, friends, and finishing touches. As the shortest day of the Expo, the atmosphere shifts from the Saturday frenzy to a more relaxed, curated vibe. For me, it’s the perfect time to visit dice vendors (maintaining my long-standing tradition of buying sets for friends back home), admire high-end geek fashion like those custom Mass Effect jackets, and finally stop by the booths I’ve been eyeing all weekend.
PAX East Features: Hands On with REPLACED and the Roguelike Combat of ‘Poly Fighter’
Tags PAX East pax east 2026 poly fighter poly fighter pax east poly fighter preview replaced replaced pax east replaced preview PAX East Day 2: Cyberpunk Cosplay, Time Crisis Revivals, and Netherworld Mayhem By Friday, the panels, concerts and events are in full swing, and you can tell that all the booths have their systems and talking points figured out.
PAX East 2026 Day 3: ‘Godzilla’ TCG, Limited Run Games, and Arcade Highlights
Tags arcade freeplay pax east godzilla: reign of kaiju godzilla: reign of kaiju pax east limited run games limited run games pax east PAX PAX East pax east 2026 voodoo ranger pax east PAX East Features: ‘Rain98’ and ‘Dreadmoor’ A moody Japanese world-ending virtual novel experience with a twist and a first-person Lovecraftian nautical experience caught my eye early in my PAX East journey.
PAX East Features: ‘Cyberpunk TCG’ and ‘God Save Birmingham’
Tags cyberpunk tcg cyberpunk tcg preview cyberpunk trading card game god save birmingham god save birmingham pax east johnny silverhand johnny silverhand cosplay PAX East pax east 2026 PAX East 2026: The PAX East Experience The true PAX East experience lives in the spaces between the booths. It’s in the rhythmic clicking of mechanical keyboards in the PC area, the clatter of dice in Tabletop, and the spontaneous cheers erupting from the Arcade or PAX Arena.
PAX East Day 2: Cyberpunk Cosplay, Time Crisis Revivals, and Netherworld Mayhem
Tags disgaea mayhem disgaea mayhem pax east g'aim'e lightgun johnny silverhand johnny silverhand cosplay PAX East pax east 2026 red bull tavern red bull tavern pax east time crisis time crisis pax east The Social Side of PAX East 2025 Every year when I attend PAX East I look forward to checking out new games, watching some panels and meeting new and old friends.