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Everything We Know About NCIS: New York
A new NCIS is coming. That’s right, NCIS: LA & NCIS: Hawai’i’s Sam Hanna is coming back to us, and this time he’s heading to his hometown of New York. The show is set to air in the fall alongside…
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Outlander: Blood of My Blood Season 2 puts Brian, Ellen, Henry, and Julia through war, family conflicts, and impossible choices.
The Latest Trailer For The Hunger Games: Sunrise On The Reaping Is Intense
We’re sat. Jaw on the floor. The latest trailer for Sunrise on the Reaping gives us a closer look at the Quarter Quell.
Ted Lasso Season 4, Episode 7 Review: Is the Power of ‘Believe’ Enough?
Ted Lasso Season 4, Episode 7, “Yes & Baby,” puts Ted’s culture of believing in believe to the test with the women’s team. Keep reading for our review!
Dancing with the Stars Season 35 Roundtable: Premiere – Night One
Dancing with the Stars Season 35 is here! We’re breaking down and reacting to the male celebrities’ first dances and the season’s first elimination.
Everything We Know About Victorious Spin-Off Hollywood Arts
Here’s everything we know about Hollywood Arts, the Victorious spin-off bringing Trina Vega back to the performing arts school.
Salt Kiss Review: There Are Worse Things That You Could Be Watching
Salt Kiss – well it’s not the worst thing too watch, but it’s definitely not the best. Ploy holes, lack of character development…
Fall Television We’re Looking Forward To Seeing In September
We’re looking forward to fall television! Here’s what we’re looking forward to this September. What are you looking forward to?
Future Tense TIFF Review: Time-Travel Adventure Sanitized for a White Audience in Mind
Future Tense sees the depiction of Black trauma told through a white perspective and sanitized for a white audience in mind. And this isn’t to say that white directors or writers like Jenna Cato Bass can’t tell Black stories. They…
