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This Week’s Must List: Sabrina Carpenter’s New Album, A Lifetime Movie Trilogy, and Woody Harrelson’s L.A. Hotspot
Sep
As summer winds down, the entertainment scene heats up with a mix of pop music, cozy horror, and Hollywood nostalgia. Whether you’re looking to indulge in a new album, cozy up with a suspenseful movie, or explore a new hangout spot in Los Angeles, this week’s Must List has something for everyone.
Sabrina Carpenter’s “Short n’ Sweet”: Pop Music at Its Finest
Sabrina Carpenter has taken the pop music world by storm with her latest album, Short n’ Sweet. This genre-blending album showcases her versatility as an artist, incorporating elements of disco, R&B, folk, indie, and even country. Despite tackling familiar themes of love and heartbreak, Carpenter keeps things fresh with her sharp wit and unapologetically bold lyrics. From the sultry vibes of “Bed Chem” to the introspective “Don’t Smile,” Carpenter’s album is a rollercoaster of emotions. And just when you think it couldn’t get any better, she drops bonus tracks that elevate the album to new heights. This is Sabrina Carpenter cementing her place as a true pop superstar.
Rebels at the Typewriter: A Tribute to Hollywood’s Pioneering Female Screenwriters
For cinephiles and history buffs alike, the Criterion Channel’s Rebels at the Typewriter collection is a must-watch. This tribute to the trailblazing women who shaped the early days of sound cinema shines a spotlight on screenwriters like Anita Loos, Frances Marion, and Jane Murfin. These women brought their unique perspectives to stories about work, sex, family, and marriage, leaving an indelible mark on Hollywood’s golden age. While the industry still struggles with gender equity today, this collection reminds us of the sass and brilliance these screenwriters brought to the silver screen.
Secrets on Maple Street: Lifetime’s Cozy Horror Trilogy
Lifetime’s latest movie trilogy, Secrets on Maple Street, is the perfect blend of horror and comfort, tapping into the “cozy horror” trend that has taken the literary world by storm. Set in a seemingly idyllic suburban neighborhood, the trilogy weaves a tale of murder, betrayal, and shady real estate deals—all against a backdrop of #PumpkinSpiceVibes. As the characters unravel the dark secrets hidden behind the charming facades, viewers are treated to a thrilling yet soothing experience that’s ideal for the upcoming spooky season.
The Madness by Dawn Kurtagich: A Dracula-Inspired Gothic Tale
If you’re ready to sink your teeth into a new novel, The Madness by Dawn Kurtagich is the perfect pick. Inspired by the classic tale of Dracula, this gothic horror novel follows psychiatrist Mina Murray as she travels to the Welsh countryside to help her estranged friend cope with a mysterious illness. As Mina delves deeper into the dark secrets surrounding her friend, she finds herself entangled in a web of gender, power, and sexuality. The Madness is a chilling exploration that will leave readers questioning the true nature of the human psyche.
Woody Harrelson’s Cannabis Lounge: The Woods
For those in Los Angeles, Woody Harrelson‘s new cannabis cafe, The Woods, is the ultimate destination for relaxation. Co-owned by Harrelson, Bill Maher, and Jay Handal, this West Hollywood hotspot offers a tranquil escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. The open-air space is adorned with a koi pond and exotic birds, creating a serene environment perfect for both cannabis enthusiasts and those simply looking to unwind. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, The Woods is the place to embrace L.A.’s chill vibes.
Final Thoughts: A Weekend of Entertainment
As we head into Labor Day weekend, there’s no shortage of entertainment options to keep you busy. Whether you’re diving into Sabrina Carpenter’s new album, revisiting the work of Hollywood’s pioneering women, or exploring Woody Harrelson’s latest venture, this Must List has something for everyone. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the last days of summer with these top picks.
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