NOMI'S PICS

It’s been quite some time since I’ve read a truly gripping mystery, and this one certainly didn’t disappoint. While the plot is a bit convoluted, I was completely drawn in and thoroughly enjoyed the ride.

A Man on the Inside underscores a powerful message: finding purpose is vital at all stages of life. Whether it’s through new friendships, taking on a surprising job, or simply reaching out to others, the show emphasizes that life doesn’t stop being meaningful just because we get older.

This meticulously crafted and deeply researched mystery novel seamlessly weaves together characters from diverse cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds, set against the backdrop of New York during the Great Depression and World War II.

This film beautifully portrays the journey of in vitro fertilization and the birth of the first "test-tube baby"—a groundbreaking moment in the fight for hope and family.

I've joined a group chat with some friends where we share the cheesiest Hallmark holiday movies we've blissfully wasted time on. It’s a fun new tradition, and here's our suggestions.

This documentary prompted me to reflect on the immense courage it takes to transition, not only in recognizing the need to live authentically but also in stepping out into the world and asking people to accept and love you as you are.

I scoured the city for dive bars and intimate venues, eager to find something new and exciting. I dragged my girlfriends along, went with my sister, and sometimes ventured out solo or with the occasional date. Then I stumbled upon JJ Grey in Toronto's Horseshoe Tavern. 

This film powerfully showcases Lee Miller's unapologetic stance on a woman's right to engage in the world, voice her opinions, and assert her perspective—whether through her words or her lens.

Minnie Driver is articulate and intelligent, and her conversations feel like a warm gathering among friends. Sometimes, the insights strike a deep chord, while other times, they are simply a delightful way to enjoy the company of engaging individuals.

During my teenage years, Helen Reddy's music slipped from my radar, but the power of her "I Am Woman" anthem remained lodged in my memory. Even now, I can still belt out the lyrics with an emphatic fist in the air, proudly declaring, "I am strong, I am invincible!"

This film is a testament to how the intersections of life and love can lead to unexpected inspiration and growth, offering lighthearted moments and deeper reflections on the nature of creativity and human connection.

This film combines thrilling action with a dash of historical intrigue, delivering an entertaining ride that aligns perfectly with my cherished memories of action-packed movie nights with my dad.

Despite the grandeur of her public image, the documentary reveals a woman who is deeply human, grappling with vulnerability and uncertainty while remaining steadfast in her commitment to her art.

With his innate ability to craft songs that resonate emotionally with listeners, Keb' Mo' has fans that span from longtime blues aficionados to younger people discovering the genre through his music for the first time.

My mom revered Gloria, and feminism was fed to me with my baby food. So, when I saw that this trailblazer of 20th-century feminism was on, I clapped my hands together and said, “Let’s go!”

Mix a good spy novel with great historical elements and voila, a perfect summer read! This story revolves around three women from diverse backgrounds united by a mission to break encrypted enemy codes in WWII.

My lived experience often attracts me to stories of women and their struggles with poorly timed or unwanted pregnancies and their harrowing journeys navigating through what would be suitable for themselves, their families, and their babies in a complex world. 

Trying isn't just another show; it's a rare gem that offers a heartwarming escape from the relentless barrage of negativity in today's news cycle with its seamless fusion of friendship, humor, and a deeply resonant message.

Bonnie used a Wizard of Oz analogy about herself - when Dorothy pulls back the curtain and reveals an ordinary person. I can’t tell you how much I loved knowing this about Bonnie and that she is willing to share it so openly. 

For those of us who grew up in the 1970s and 1980s, the idea of a middle-aged woman being seen as anything but a mother figure by a 20-something pop star seems far-fetched. But Anne Hathaway's character in this film breaks those stereotypes.

This documentary made me understand why I adore Gene Wilder as much as I do! With stories and anecdotes told by people who knew and loved him, particularly Mel Brooks, this film paints a vivid picture of a man whose talent and kindness were legendary.