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Who’s Coming for Christmas Preview: Rhiannon Fish Is Making Room for Holiday Magic
Countdown to Christmas is giving us a Rhiannon FIsh movie and we always will watch that. Here’s the preview guide.
Fake Dating My Summer Rival Review: Dramatic, Addictive, & Weirdly Enough A Moment Of Reflection
Fake Dating My Summer Rival had a lot of vertical royalty in it, but it was the lead finding her way to believing in herself that got us
Movies
Chicago Fire Season 15, Episode 5 Advance Review: ‘Three Hundred’
Chicago Fire Season 15, Episode 5 ‘Three Hundred‘ is the kind of episode that balances…
Wildwood Review: The Greatest Stop-Motion Film Ever Made
Wildwood is the greatest stop-motion film ever made because it feels like the combination of every film, technique, and skill set within stop-motion animation told through the unwavering love of one sibling for another. It also manages to be so…
The Gilded Age Season 4, Episode 1 Review: ‘Ring the Bells’
I’m ready to go back to 61st Street! I’ve been missing the drama, the gowns, and the history of Old New York that The Gilded Age delivers so well. Creator Julian Fellowes has guided 3 seasons of period drama goodness.…
Chicago P.D. Season 14, Episode 5 Preview: ‘Dark Imaginings’
Chicago P.D. Season 14, Episode 5 ‘Dark Imaginings’ is finally a Kim Burgess episode, and boy, has it been a while. And her life has changed a lot since the last time we got a fully Kim-focused episode. How has…
A Danish Christmas Review: Finding Romance, Family, & Christmas Magic in Copenhagen
We found ourselves lost in tradition watching A Danish Christmas. Snow, fires, chestnuts and more – we loved it all.
The One Before the One: Jack Champion and Grace Van Dien Lead a Time-Travel Romance
The One Before The One somewhat sounds like our worst nightmare. But we know that could be just us. It is a romance after all
Chicago Fire Season 15, Episode 5 Preview: “Three Hundred”
Chicago Fire Season 15, Episode 5 ‘Three Hundred’ is indeed the 300th hour of this show, and the one where we say goodbye to a character who has been there from the beginning, Joe Cruz (Joe Miñoso). And farewells always…
9-1-1 Giving us Buddie Divorce Era (Again) is a Good Thing
We started Season 10 of 9-1-1 with Buck trying to adjust to his new role as Theo’s dad and ended Episode 3 ‘Streets of Fire’ with Eddie and Buck in divorce era, once again, after Eddie offered Buck some parenting…
Fangirlish Feels of the Week: October 26 – November 1
Welcome to Feels of the Week! We watch so many TV and movies so we decided to highlight everything we feel weekly.
Countdown To Christmas Preview Guide: A Danish Christmas
Christmas. It’s a time of tradition and togetherness. A Danish Christmas gives us just that – togetherness.
Rome Flynn Joins Throttled, and Honestly, We’re Not Okay
The casting director for Throttled deserves an award. All of the casting has been top knotch and has us even more excited.
Adopting St. Nick Review: Christmas Magic, Found Family, and a Reason to Believe.
This Holiday Romance Understood the Assignment: Belonging Is the Real Gift.
Avatar: Seven Havens Episodes 10-13 Review: ‘The Root Chakra’ Exposes the Dark Truth
Avatar: Seven Havens Episodes 10 through 13 didn’t go the way I expected in the most delightful way. I’m not saying that I’m happy that Nisha and Pavi are on two separate paths. Their separation came after a lot of…
Boston Blue Season 2, Episode 4 Review: “Everything Right Can Still Be Wrong”
This week’s Boston Blue was a little less powerful than last week‘s episode, but it still dealt with two scary things: Sharks. And HR. Poor Danny and Lena. Sarah was also put through the ringer in “Everything Right Can Still…
Guest Post: Julia Makin Discusses ‘Why Pirates?’ in Her Book ‘Stormheart’
Julia Makin’s ‘Stormheart’, which was released earlier this month, is a dark, feminist romantasy that combines an ancient prophecy, pirates, and a high-stakes survival game with a steamy forbidden romance. Pirates, you say? Yes, Pirates. Not exactly standard romantasy fare,…
FBI Season 9, Episode 5 Preview: ‘Atonement’
FBI Season 9 Episode 5 puts OA’s struggles, Maggie’s concern, and Scola’s big life change in the spotlight. Here’s what to expect!
CIA Season 2, Episode 5 Preview: ‘Real Intelligence’
In CIA Season 2 Episode 5, a dangerous AI prototype is stolen, while Bill gets closer to uncovering the truth about his father.
Happy’s Place Season 3 Episode 2 Review: ‘Skeletons in the Closet’
Happy’s Place Season 3 Episode 2 “Skeletons in the Closet” is an episode I wasn’t sure if this show could pull off. Because oftentimes when TV shows fully step into Latine culture, it’s an afterthought or the butt of the…
Who’s Coming for Christmas? Review: A Heartwarming Countdown to Christmas Romance About Finding Home
Who’s Coming to Christmas examines the holidays and finding community. It’s a heartwarming story that will leave you smiling
Fire Country Season 5, Episode 4 Review: ‘Winners and Losers’ Proves Taking Accountability Matters
Fire Country Season 5, Episode 4 “Winners and Losers” gave us Jake taking accountability for his actions, a breakthrough between Manny and Angel, and more of the volunteer firefighters proving they belong at Station 42.