Good Fortune looks like a comedy, but its simple premise opens the door to a surprisingly deep examination of money, survival, circumstance, and the things we become too busy living to notice.
Author: Kaylene Peoples
The Last House (2026): Survival, Suspense, and a House That Steals the Show
A family trapped inside its own home learns that survival requires ingenuity, sacrifice, and each other. The Last House moves at a crawl before evolving into genuine horror, but its haunting score, realistic production design, and increasingly desperate fight for survival make it difficult to turn away.
The Post-Trend Wardrobe: When Fashion Hands the Power Back to the Wearer
Fall 2026 may signal fashion’s post-trend era, where personal style, repetition, and individuality matter more than the next viral aesthetic.
Betye Saar: A Remarkable Life of Art, Design, and Transformation
Betye Saar spent nearly a century transforming ordinary materials into extraordinary art. AGENDA looks back at the Los Angeles artist’s remarkable life, her lesser-known work in fashion and costume design, and Let’s Get It On: The Wearable Art of Betye Saar, now on view at Roberts Projects.
From Fashion Talk to a Magazine of Its Own: Two AGENDA Favorites Expand
Two familiar AGENDA properties step into publications of their own as Kaylene Peoples Fashion Talk expands the long-running Fashion Talk column and The Indie Hotspot returns twenty years after its beginnings inside AGENDA—this time as a standalone magazine.
Enola Holmes 3: Love, Mystery, and Malta
Millie Bobby Brown returns as the brilliant young detective in the franchise’s most suspenseful chapter. From breathtaking Malta locations to a kidnapped Sherlock Holmes, a determined Enola, and a hopelessly devoted Lord Tewkesbury, Enola Holmes 3 delivers action, mystery, and heart. Read Kaylene Peoples’ complete review on AGENDA Magazine.
The Odyssey: The Journey Lives On…with a Controversial Twist
Matt Damon and Anne Hathaway lead a sweeping adaptation that reimagines one of literature’s greatest epics for the modern screen. Directed and written by Christopher Nolan, The Odyssey is based on Homer’s timeless epic poem…
I Finally Watched 6 Underground—Now I Want Part 2
After finally discovering Netflix’s 6 Underground, Kaylene Peoples makes the case for why Michael Bay’s explosive vigilante spectacle deserved a sequel.
Netflix’s “Remarkably Bright Creatures” Tackles Grief with Quiet Brilliance
A quiet but deeply moving Netflix drama, Remarkably Bright Creatures explores grief, loneliness, and healing through the unlikely connection between a grieving woman and a remarkably observant octopus. Featuring a powerful performance by Sally Field, the film becomes an emotional meditation on loss, memory, and finding your way back to life.
Kim Novak Awarded Lifetime Honors at Venice Wearing a Kevan Hall Design
When Hollywood legend Kim Novak stepped onto the red carpet of Venice this September, her presence was not only a reminder of her cinematic brilliance but also an affirmation of elegance and endurance. Dressed by acclaimed designer Kevan Hall, Novak embodied a fusion of legacy and artistry at the most […]