The Boys are coming back, and no, they’re not any less violent in season 2. The show – whose Season 3 renewal was announced at this year’s Comic Con @ Home – is upping the ante from season 1. In case you’re not familiar with the show and looking toRead More →
Lucifer season 5 is coming to Netflix in less than three weeks, and trust us, there are plenty of callbacks to previous seasons. Now, knowing this fandom, all of them will land, but just case there are any casual fans out there, Netflix has released a handy season 4 recapRead More →
Some People Have Resting Bitch Face, Some Have Resting Miserable Face. Don’t Judge. Read More →
The heist isn’t over just yet. The groundbreaking and much beloved Spanish series La Casa de Papel – or Money Heist – has been renewed for a fifth and final season at Netflix. Part 4 was released in April, and consisted of eight episodes. EW was the first to reportRead More →
Another week down, who knows how many more to go? And yes, you are not the only one who feels like they might have watched every show to ever exist. It’s just unlikely that you actually have. But it’s okay, you don’t have to go back and try to findRead More →
My 90s/2000s teen heart is feeling soooo full right now. Some of my favorite classic black sitcoms are headed to Netflix US. The Strong Black Lead Netflix account on Twitter, made the announcement in a special way by having some of the cast members share the exciting news. I wasRead More →
You know when you start watching a show years after it aired and the more you watch the more you start to feel like you should have known this show was going to be right down your alley before? That was me and Medici: Masters of Florence. Ironically, the reasonRead More →
Another year, another San Diego Comic-Con in the books. Although this one was far from ordinary. Amid the coronavirus pandemic, SDCC went virtual this year with SDCC @ Home, where it live-streamed panels from some of our favorite shows. Given Fangirlish’s annual presence at SDCC, it was difficult for usRead More →
Netflix made our year with the announcement of “Sweet Magnolias” getting a season 2. And it’s a good thing, too, because we have a ton of questions.Read More →
Another week down, who knows how many more to go? And yes, you are not the only one who feels like they might have watched every show to ever exist. It’s just unlikely that you actually have. But it’s okay, you don’t have to go back and try to findRead More →
Netflix has renewed Outer Banks for a second season, and you have to believe the Pogues certainly get the win here.Read More →
Netflix has made our quarantine with the announcement that they’ve renewed one of our new favorite series, Sweet Magnolias for a second season.Read More →
We don’t know when the final season of Chilling Adventures of Sabrina will come, but we do know that we are excited for it.Read More →
I have never heard of this before, but I need something to watch, so I am into it. See the trailer for Malibu Rescue: The Next Wave. Read More →
I now watch every trailer that comes out, especially for Netflix movies, because in a real way, it feels like streaming services are my friends, my companions, my source of entertainment. So, of course, I jumped at the trailer for Netflix’s new dance movie, Work It. And then I cringed.Read More →
Last Chance U’s final football season heads to Oakland and Laney College on July 28.Read More →
Queer Eye’s Antoni Porowski is helping a super fan cook something delicious in quarantine.Read More →
Another week down, who knows how many more to go? And yes, you are not the only one who feels like they might have watched every show to ever exist. It’s just unlikely that you actually have. But it’s okay, you don’t have to go back and try to findRead More →
The Kissing Booth 2 is coming and we can’t wait. We’re bored and over analyzing the trailer. It’s Quarantine.Read More →
We’re anxiously awaiting the premiere of Chemical Hearts on Amazon Prime.Read More →
Lesley Manville is not someone that we are familiar with, but we love this show so much, we know that they would not cast someone who is not up to the role. Read More →
