So many people think that you need to be traditionally published to be seen, but that’s truly not the case. You also don’t need to be traditionally published to be optioned. The Poison Daughter, Sheila Masterson’s enemies-to-lovers romantasy novel, is…
Me After You Review: Erin Orcutt and Cayman Cardiff Have Strong On-Screen Chemistry
Me After You is Erin Orcutt and Cayman Cardiff at their finest and that is a good thing. The two remind us why they are so good together
Everything We Know About Tracy Spiridakos’ Anna Pigeon Series
Tracy Spiridakos is returning to our screens in USA Network’s adaptation Anna Pigeon. Here’s everything you need to know.
House of the Dragon Season 3, Episode 7 Review: Time For Betrayal
House of the Dragon Season 3, Episode 7 brings us the least surprising twist in this franchise’s history, with the betrayal of Ulf the White, which the show had been telegraphing for a while. It also brings back Sunfyre, who…
Rebecca Hanssen and Henry Czerny Get Real About Trust, Grief, and Sisterhood in ‘Paris Is Always a Good Idea’
Interviewing Rebecca Hanssen and Henry Czerny felt like therapy. Czerny gives the best advice. All of his advice here
Paris Is Always a Good Idea: Lacey Chabert and Scott Michael Foster on Second Chances, Sliding Doors, and Why Chelsea Is So Hard on Jason
Paris Is Always A Good Idea stars Lacey Chabert and Scott Michael Foster talk about the show, the arc and why Chelsea is hard on Jason
Fangirlish Feels of the Week: July 27 – August 2
Welcome to Feels of the Week! We watch so many TV and movies so we decided to highlight everything we feel weekly.
Adults Prequel ‘Marathon Day’ Is Everything We Wanted
The Adults prequel episode ‘Marathon Day’ was everything we could’ve wanted.
Meet the Cast of Hero Fiennes Tiffin’s Young Sherlock Season 2
Meet the new and returning cast of Young Sherlock Season 2 and discover what the latest additions could mean.
The Devil’s Mouth Review: Lana Condor’s Max Was the Worst & I Loved It
The Devil’s Mouth didn’t reinvent the shark movie genre. But it sure kept me hooked because of how much I loved to hate Lana Condor’s character Max. It also sets up some complex dynamics that make you reflect on your…
