As we anticipate Sunrise on the Reaping coming out next month, we've curated a list of five novels similar to The Hunger Games to add to your TBR.

This October you can dive into new LGBTQIA reads: Carrying, Fangs and all, Until the Last Light Goes Out, and more. Check out the rest of the list!

Victoria Monét explores love in all its forms on Frequency of Love, delivering beautiful vocals and smooth R&B despite an uneven tracklist. Check out our full review.

Walking into CultureCon for the first time can feel like walking into a world where everyone else already knows exactly what they are doing. They don't. CultureCon bills itself as the "ultimate creative homecoming," bringing together creative entrepreneurs, creators and cultural influencers for a weekend centered on creativity, professional growth and community. The 2026 festival brought that mission to Brooklyn with a packed lineup of conversations, workshops, activations and networking opportunities featuring everyone from emerging creatives to major names like Niecy Nash, Michael B. Jordan, John Legend, Daniel Kaluuya, Olandria, Danessa Myricks, Kensington Grey and New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani.

Eulalie Magazine had the privilege of chatting with actor Kari Wong about her role in All That She Wants. Read on for our interview.

Verity has an intriguing mystery and a standout Anne Hathaway performance, but even her star power can’t save this uneven thriller. Check out our full review.

The Love Hypothesis could have been an everyday rom-com, but ends up becoming much more, thanks to the dedication of Lili Reinhart and Tom Bateman.

'Restoration' encourages readers to slow down and really feel, but some key elements are missing. Read on for our review.

A lack of catchy hooks and repetitive refrains keeps 'G.O.A.T.' from being extremely memorable. Read on for our review!

Primetime sees another top-notch performance from Robert Pattinson and Merritt Weaver but only scratches the surface when it comes to the nuanced discussion surrounding Chris Hansen and To Catch a Predator.

Megan Mostyn-Brown's debut novel, The Need, centers on two families with just one thing in common: a genetic disorder that compels them to cannibalism.

The Runner exists to remind us that Gal Gadot is a wonderful talent, capable of so much more than appearing in movies like this one.  Read on for our review...

LA BOLA NEGRA, Spain's submission for Best International Feature at the 99th Academy Awards, beautifully explores the inter-connected lives of three gay men across three different time periods.

Miley plays it a little safer on Bass Persuades, delivering an unpredictable mix of love, vulnerability, and dance-pop. Check out our full review.

Michael Yo knows how to keep a conversation moving. As a comedian, radio host, TV personality, and all-around pop culture enthusiast, you may have seen Yo on CBS's The Insider, appearing on the comedy panel of Chelsea Lately and The Talk on CBS, or as a regularly touring stand-up. He’s built a career around making people laugh. Now, he’s putting his comedic skills on full display as host of the syndicated game show…

Dermot Kennedy's The Weight of the Woods tour reminds us of the beauty of a prolific storyteller using his platform to speak to us with singing, visuals, and staging.

Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman bring the Owens family back for a heartfelt sequel that finds new magic in family, sisterhood, and moving forward. Check out our full review!

Readers will be swept away in this well-written world, inspired by the Byzantine Empire. Read on for our review of this debut novel!

This film has Depression-era survival-epic vibes and a stacked cast to match. Read on for our review of The Weight.

The Sun Never Sets is beautifully constructed as a love story, but also works as a character study that rarely hits a false beat.

Hayley Williams brings powerhouse vocals, fan favorites, and years of long-awaited solo music to The Hayley Williams Show. Check out our full review!

American Doctor, a documentary about three doctors who travel to Gaza to provide aid, is a necessary and harrowing documentary demanding audiences to open their eyes.

This September you can dive into new LGBTQIA reads: Dead Girls, Night of Madness, Just the Good Parts, and more. Check out the rest of the list!

The Whisper Man tries to duplicate the sense of dread that Copycat conjured up so well when it was originally released.  Read on for our review!

If you're in the New York City area, you'll want to check out this special restaurant that shares a connection with Eulalie Magazine. Find out more about Eulalie the restaurant!

Heated Rivalry Night turned Fenway Park into a celebration of fandom, queer joy, and community, complete with themed festivities and an unforgettable Red Sox win. Check out our full review.

The Dog Stars had a lot of potential with this cast and this director, but [Ridley] Scott appears as if he has lost the magic touch. Read on for our review...

Finding Emily is quite moving despite its high number of laughs that derive from the awkward, to say the least, premise. Read on for our review!

A general lack of creativity stains the star's public image, smearing the positive reflection they once held. Read on for our review of 'Pixie!'

Sam Smith embraces love, vulnerability, and a warmer new sound on Hazel Eyes. Check out our full review.

Insidious: Out of the Further isn't for the timid and has scenes that cut right to the bone in terms of scariness. Read on for our review!

There's nothing better in Coyote vs. Acme than watching John Cena and Tweety Bird together, sharing the screen. Read on for our review!

While a captivating story, this book has a few key struggles. Read on for our review of this sophomore novel!

We had the privilege of chatting with actor and disability advocate Nylan Parthipan about voicing Zuma in PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie and more. Read on for our interview.

Olivia Dean brings stunning vocals, undeniable joy, and plenty of soul to Atlanta on The Art of Loving Tour. Check out our full review.

Nimrods is a hoot and not without scenes that make one feel sympathetic towards Tommy and his misfortunes in life. Read on for our review!

Don't Say Good Luck works best when it focuses on its more sincere moments with the mother and daughter characters. Read our review.

The Piano has never felt more relevant that it does now. The film teaches us the consequences (positive and negative) of acting upon our inner desires.

La La Land could be the definitive romantic story in which the lead characters do not end up together at the end.

Halfway through her busiest year yet, we count down Anne Hathaway's ten best performances across her career.

Sentient mountains go to war in Garth Nix's latest book. Read our review of Massif to see if the novel finds its footing.

Readers have chosen Project Hail Mary as the best movie of 2026 so far, with Spider-Man: Brand New Day finishing as the runner-up.

Planning your first trip to New York City? From navigating the subway and avoiding tourist traps to finding incredible local food, here are the essential tips every first-time visitor should know.

With All My Haunted Heart by Isabel Sterling struggles to fully deliver on its heartfelt themes. Read on for our review!

We've gathered a list of some of the best movies of 2026 so far, and now we want you to vote for your favorite! Which one will come out on top?

Spider-Man: Brand New Day reminds audiences why Peter Parker remains Marvel's greatest hero. Check out our full review!

This August you can dive into new LGBTQIA reads: Survival Show, She Haunts Me Still, Natural Selection, and more. Check out the rest of the list!

Ariana Grande's Petal is another confident evolution from one of pop's most consistent artists. Check out our full review.

Chip Pons' Dearly Departed reminds us that love can come to us in the most unexpected forms, but sometimes exactly when we need it most. Read on for our review!

We had the privilege of chatting with Martina Kelades about her role in the new dark comedy series Things Like These. Read on for our interview.