Screen & Soul

Carrie Bradshaw was intoxicating. Magnetic, bold, self-made. She lived off intuition and impulse. She was chaos in vintage Dior, brunches paid for with maxed-out credit, and late-night existential spirals typed into a glowing laptop. And Big? He came from that sleek, silent world where money was old, emotions were quiet, and status was understood — […]

We’ve romanticized it for over two decades: Titanic — the sweeping love story that made us believe a poor artist and a high-society girl could fall wildly, impossibly, tragically in love. But what if the real reason Jack fell for Rose had less to do with her soul — and more to do with what