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B.K. Borison’s ‘First Time Caller’ Optioned By A Cup Of Happy Productions
One of our favorite books – First Time Caller has been optioned and we’re really excited for this to happen.
Chicago P.D. Season 13, Episode 17 Preview: ‘Partners’
Chicago P.D. Season 13, Episode 17 ‘Partners’ is not actually about so many of the people…
Movies
7 Reasons We Loved the Game of Thrones Finale: The Winds of Winter
Whoah! A lot happened in what I’m going to call the best episode of television…
J.K. Rowling to Host Charity Screening of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
Are you looking forward to Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them? We can’t wait to see Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them and it turns out that we may be able to see it early. J.K. Rowling and…
Wynonna Earp Season Finale Post Mortem
Wynonna Earp just completed its first season and already I want Wynonna, Waverly, Dolls, Doc, and Nicole back in my life! (There’s a rewatch coming soon!) Instead of worrying and wallowing about what will happen to the IDW Comic based…
Felicity Smoak Has Redefined What It Means to Be a Hero on 'Arrow'
Perhaps the most important thing you should know about heroes is that they’re not defined merely by their physical superiority or whether they have a costume. Heroes are defined by their actions, their sacrifices, their dedication to protecting those that…
We Talk With Author Ilana Manaster About ‘Doreen’
Authors are our people. We were excited to sit and talk to Ilana Manaster about her book Doreen. Here’s the synopsis: If Doreen Gray were to take a selfie upon her arrival at the elite ChandlerAcademy, it would capture a…
The Walking Dead: Complete Sixth Season Limited Edition Release
Whip out those wallets The Walking Dead fans! The annual limited editions are here! This years release of The Walking Dead: The Complete Sixth Season: Limited Edition, features the “truck” walker, from the infamous rock quarry scene from the first episode…
This week in Sports: Goodbye, Copa America!
Hello there! We like a little bit of everything here in Fangirlish, and since we’re also covering sports now, we’ll be doing a sort of recap at the end of the week of the notable sports stories of the past…
Outlander 2×12 Review: The Hail Mary
Oh, Outlander. How you love to break our hearts in different ways. In Season One you were swift, brutal and prolonged and we felt the pain, oh, we felt it. We felt it again and again and again. We lived…
Once Upon A Time: Spoilers roundup!
Don’t you love this time of the year? Spoilers left and right! First, TVLine reported that among the inhabitants of the Land of Untold Stories that Mr. Hyde had transported to Storybrooke per his deal with Rumplestiltskin, we’d find Sinbad…
Game of Thrones 6×09 Roundtable ‘Battle of the Bastards’
So, the battle of the bastards happened. And it was nerve-wracking and anxiety inducing and altogether one of the best episodes of television we have seen in a very long time. And we’re here to break it down for you…
Wynonna Earp Showrunner and Actors Talk Finale & More
Do you hear that in the distance Earpers? It’s Wynonna Earp finishing its first season! Can you believe it? Our babies all grown up! The tale of an underdog who didn’t even know where she belonged, where she was going…
Life Lessons We Learned from Independence Day: Resurgence Trailer
Independence Day: Resurgence sees an old foe return to show the humans who really runs this universe. Little do the aliens know that the humans have adopted their technology for their own means and taught a generation that they could…
Arrow: 5 Questions We Want Answered at SDCC
As the countdown to San Diego Comic-Con reaches the one-month mark, we can practically feel the fall television season get closer within our reach. Which means that Arrow’s fifth season is upon us promising a return to the gritty, grounded…
Star Wars: Rogue One: Five Things We Hope to See at SDCC
Though a Star Wars: Rogue one appearance has yet to be confirmed for San Diego Comic-Con (pretty please, we’re begging), Star Wars does have a long history with SDCC, so despite rumors to the contrary, we expect it to be…
Just Let Arrow Be Arrow
When it comes to the superhero renaissance on television today, one show that arrived on The CW back in 2012 essentially made all of this possible: Arrow. From the start Arrow enraptured me with its combination of grounded reality and…
See The New Featurette for Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
Nothing better than waking up to a new Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them featurette. In the video, we get to learn more about the movies main character, wizarding world magizoologist Newt Scamander. The great thing – we’re hearing…
MTV Fandom Awards: Check Out the List of Nominees!
San Diego Comic-Con will be here in no time, and so will MTV’s third annual “MTV Fandom Awards,” which are returning to San Diego on Thursday, July 21 The full list of nominees has been released and it features fierce battles between huge…
Interview with American Gothic’s Juliet Rylance
American Gothic is a 13 episode, straight to production, series premiering on CBS. This murder mystery centers around an affluent Boston family trying to figure out who is responsible for a series of murders while trying not to turn on…
Corinne Brinkerhoff talks American Gothic
American Gothic is not quite the show you expect. Corinne Brinkerhoff isn’t your typical show-runner, either. One thing probably has a lot to do with the other. Shows tend to be a reflection of the people who create them. And, so…