Editorial

We’ve got a lot of opinions. Take them or leave them – but the opinions remain… ours.

‘20,000 Species of Bees’ Review: A Delicate Journey on Choosing Who You Are

20,000 Species of Bees was a touching movie that begs the question: why do you get to choose who you are and trans people can’t?

‘Bridgerton’ Season 3 Isn’t the End of Cressida’s Story – It’s a New Beginning

Bridgerton Season 3 is a nuanced character study of Cressida Cowper that sets her up as a key player in the show’s future beyond the ton.

‘My Lady Jane’ More Than Delivers on Its Historical Romantasy Promise

My Lady Jane is a must-see series because it understands the power of well-told romances featuring multi-faceted characters.

How The Mirror Scene in Bridgerton Season 3 Empowers Plus-Size Women

Polin mirror scene in Bridgerton season 3 is memorable not only because of how beautiful it is, but for the message it sends.

Friendship & Betrayal in Bridgerton Season 3: Peneloise Conflict Explained

Bridgerton season 3 Part 2 brought Peneloise back! They are chosen family. We discuss Penelope and Eloise’s motives behind their conflict.

How Bridgerton Season 3 Truthfully Portrays Plus-Size Women’s Wounds

Bridgerton Season 3 Part 2 delved into Penelope’s emotional wounds as a plus-size woman and the consequences they have for her daily life.

Not Using Emma D’Arcy’s Pronouns Feels Malicious at This Point

With House of the Dragon season 2 here and season 3 confirmed, there’s no excuse for not using Emma Darcy’s pronouns.

‘Arcadian’ Review: Nicolas Cage in a Monster Apocalypse? Sold!

Nicolas Cage is in a monster movie smack dab in an apocalypse in Arcadian and no one told us?! Read on for our review.

‘Bridgerton’ Season 3’s Most Underrated Duo Is Queen Charlotte and Brimsley

Bridgerton Season 3: Part 1 uses the knowledge of Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story to mine a diamond in Charlotte and Brimsley’s friendship.

‘Bridgerton’ Season 3 Breaks the Family Mold with Francesca’s Reintroduction

Bridgerton Season 3 Part 1 succeeds at reintroducing Francesca Bridgerton, a more reserved member of the family who finds a match in music.