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Caitlin Doyle | Thursday, January 15, 2015
In a world where so many television shows are cancelled in their first season and where new series are few and far between, it isn’t often that you find a new TV show that feels inventive, funny and just a joy to watch. For me this year, that show was none other than The CW Network’s
Caitlin Doyle | Friday, September 19, 2014
[Editors note: To celebrate the 10-year anniversary of Arcade Fire’s debut album, “Funeral,” Scene is publishing 10 stories from 10 writers covering the 10 tracks on the album. You can read all of the “Funeral” articles here.] When Arcade Fire won Album of the Year for their third album, “The Suburbs,” at the 2011 Grammy Awards,
Caitlin Doyle | Wednesday, September 10, 2014
I’m a recovering addict. My drug of choice: Kim Kardashian’s Hollywood. When the game came out over the summer, it garnered national attention as one of the most lucrative apps of all time. I downloaded it “to see what all the hype was about,” but as soon as Kim mentioned her Mom-ager while mentoring my
Caitlin Doyle | Wednesday, April 23, 2014
This past week, it was announced that the 1993 slapstick comedy “Mrs. Doubtfire” was getting a sequel. Almost 21 years after the original was released to PG audiences worldwide, Robin Williams has signed on to reprise his role as the gender-bending dad. His costars have not been as enthusiastic about the idea of a new
Caitlin Doyle | Monday, April 14, 2014
When New York Magazine published the article “Normcore: For Those Who Realize They’re One in 7 Billion” this past February, it unleashed a whirlwind of controversy and debate within the fashion world. “Normcore,” as the fashion trend was dubbed, is characterized by its adoption of severely normal fashion — to the extent that it almost