I feel like I've lived a fair amount of life, thus far... And yet, having just finished Feverdream (2026), the soon-to-be-released collection of poems by Renée Nicholson, illustrated by Sally Jane Brown, I find myself aware of how much life I still have to live.

In It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia — specifically in season 11, episode 4, unofficially titled “The Art Critic” — the gang tries to scam the art world by passing off one of the character’s doodles as high-end modern art inspired by life’s tribulations. The episode also features the debut of Frank Reynolds’ iconic alter ego, the elite art critic and collector Ongo Goblogian. It was a fun exercise in art imitating art. 

What Kind of World is This? is not a retelling of Dante’s Inferno, exactly; rather, the two-part multimedia project — a concept album and a full-length feature film — serves as a "metamorphosed rebuke” of today’s world. Check it: the story follows a hero who transitions from a wistful reflection at home to a state of untimely possession by a nefarious prophet, eventually descending into a dark, fiery hell. Fair.