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10 LGBTQ+ Books Coming Out This April 2026
With Spring finally here, we’re continuing our journey of supporting LGBTQ+ books and the authors…
Chicago Med Season 11, Episode 17 Review: ‘Altered States’ Both Challenges and Celebrates Dr. Charles
Chicago Med Season 11, Episode 17, “Altered States” is an emotionally satisfying conclusion to Dr. Daniel Charles’ harrowing journey.
Movies
Andor Season 2, Episodes 4-6 Review: “We’re in a War. Not Everybody Knows It Yet”
Andor Season 2, Episodes 4-6 finds all characters in the middle of a war, it’s just that not everyone knows it yet.
St. Denis Medical Season 1 Episode 18 Review: ‘This Place Is Our Everything’
It was an episode filled with rainy day mayhem and some revelations and realizations on St. Denis Medical Season 1, Episode 18.
Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith: Why It’s Still Relevant 20 Years Later
There are many instances when the passage of time can slap you in the face. For a film fan and Star Wars fan like me, the latest example is this: Revenge of the Sith is 20 years old this year.…
From Fire Country to Sheriff Country: All the Familiar Faces (and Surprising Newcomers) You’ll See in Edgewater
When Fire Country introduced Morena Baccarin’s Sheriff Mickey Fox in its Season 2 backdoor pilot, fans knew CBS wasn’t just testing the waters—they were launching a franchise. Now, with Sheriff Country officially headed to our screens in the 2025–2026 season,…
Chicago Fire Fans Brace for Impact as Jake Lockett Exits as Sam Carver
Firehouse 51 is losing another favorite, and fans are getting hot under the collar. Jake Lockett, who brought gravitas and openness to his character Sam Carver on NBC’s Chicago Fire, has confirmed he will not return for a potential Season…
Miss Severance? Black Mirror Season 7 Episode 6 Will Fill That Lumon-Sized Hole in Your Heart
If you’re one of us who’s been desperately missing the eerie brilliance of Severance (the barren white hallways, the mind-bending doublespeak, and the existential horror of corporate life), Black Mirror Season 7 Episode 6 might just heal you…or at least…
NCIS: Origins Season 1, Episode 18 Review: ‘Cecilia’
NCIS: Origins Season 1, Episode 18 ‘Cecilia’ is a devastating finale that explains why this story about Lala is one Gibbs doesn’t tell.
NCIS Season 22, Episode 19 Review: ‘Irreconcilable Differences’
NCIS Season 22, Episode 19 is one of the strongest episodes of the season, with multiple callbacks to Gibbs and the lore of this show.
Joshua Jackson Talks About Auditioning For Dawson’s Creek
Auditions do not sound like a good time. Maybe it’s our fear of rejection. Maybe it’s that the thought of talking to a camera sends hives all over our bodies and makes us lose our ability to speak. We do…
Étoile Season 1, Episode 8 Review: ‘The Offer’
Well, mes amis, we’ve reached the end of Étoile Season 1! There’s not a lot in the way of resolution in this finale. Presumably, that’s because the initial order was for two seasons (although that’s been thrown into question in…
The Resident Star Manish Dayal Posts A Thirst Trap & We’re Not Mad About It
The Resident Star Manish Dayal Posts A Thirst Trap & We’re Not Mad About It. Like not even a little bit. See it here.
Ne Zha 2 and Marvel Zombies Prove Superheroes Don’t Have to Look Like Superman to Inspire
April 28 is National Superhero Day, and it only seems fitting to honor the broadening definition of a superhero. Yes, Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman defined our childhood fantasies. But now, heroes like Ne Zha 2‘s burning rebel and the…
Fire Country Season 3’s Finale Torches Its Two Main Ships, Are Fans Just Supposed to Move On?
Fire Country has just pulled the ultimate betrayal for many of its fans. After a two-hour Season 3 finale packed with heartbreak and cliffhangers, CBS announced that Stephanie Arcila (Gabriela Perez) and Billy Burke (Vince Leone) are exiting the series,…
Welcome to Wrexham Season 4 Brings Wrexham AFC to League One
The wins keep coming for Wrexham AFC fans! On the heels of the club’s historic promotion, FX shares the Welcome to Wrexham Season 4 trailer.
How Curtis and Viper Became The Last of Us Season 2’s Most Bittersweet Easter Egg
When The Last of Us Season 2 was released, fans spotted something quietly beautiful nestled between horror and heartbreak: the frequent references to Curtis and Viper. It may sound like your typical gritty ’80s action film, but it is, in…
Watson Season 1 Episode 11 Review: ‘The Dark Day Deduction’
John confronts his past in Watson Season 1 Episode 11 “The Dark Day Deduction” and Moriarty finally starts making his move.
‘Havoc’ Review: A Very Violent Christmas
It’s practically a movie law: Any big city will always have corrupt politicians and dirty cops. Sometimes small towns, too. The crime drama or action thriller genres are essentially founded on this precept. When a film crafts something fresh out…
The Last of Us Season 2 Episode 3 Review: ‘The Path’
The Last of Us Season 2 Episode 3 “The Path” sees Ellie dealing with the aftermath of the death of Joel. And we’re all crying.
Étoile Season 1, Episode 7 Review: ‘The Slip’
Even perfection has its limits, as Étoile Season 1, Episode 7 “The Slip” proves. The show is revving up for the end of the season by throwing our characters into uncharted territory. A returning ex, a shocking mistake, a literal…
6 Roles That Prove McKenna Grace Was Born for the Spotlight—Before The Hunger Games Even Called
McKenna Grace isn’t just another rising star joining the Capitol’s games—she’s the blueprint. Recently cast in the role of Maysilee Donner in The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping, Grace has a résumé that would make actors twice her age…