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Everything We Know About Yellowjackets Season 4
Buzz, buzz, buzz! Yellowjackets Season 4 is coming, which means it’s almost time to find…
Bound By Hatred Review: I Came Ready To Drag It, And I Loved It Instead
We’re as shocked as you are that we loved Bound By Hatred, but we did and there are a lot of reasons why.
Movies
The Paper Season 2 Review: Says Goodbye to The Office Nostalgia
The Paper Season 2 says goodbye to The Office nostalgia we got in Season 1…
Ted Lasso Season 4, Episode 6 Review: A New Year with the Greyhounds
The Greyhounds ring in a new year with weirdly more confusion than clarity in Ted Lasso Season 4, Episode 6, “Don’t Jump Around Much Anymore.” Keep reading for our review!
Exclusive Clip: Las Azules Fight Back in Women in Blue Season 2, Episode 5
Our exclusive Women in Blue Season 2 Episode 5 clip reveals how Las Azules plan to trap the killer by investigating Lozano’s cases.
Hollywood Starlet Review: aTwist Rose To The Occasion & Came To Play
Hollywood Starlet was different and that’s not a bad thing. It played like a soap opera and a movie at the same time. We loved it.
Off Campus Star Josh Heuston Books Leading Role In Adaptation Of Lauren Asher’s Throttled Series
We’re sat. We’re paying attention. Josh Heuston has booked a role in the adaptation of Lauren Asher’s ‘Throttled’!
It Ends Review: Thank You for the Existential Crisis.
It Ends starts off as a simple horror about a road that just keeps going, and ends up being the kind of movie that gives you an existential crisis on top of the horror show we’re currently living in 2026. …
5 Black-Directed Films We’re Looking Forward to At TIFF
TIFF is only a few days away, and as we narrow down our schedule, we’re always asking which movies are worth going out of our way for. The most-anticipated lists are everywhere, and a lot of the big films are…
Everything We Know About The Boys Of Tommen Adaptation
The Boys of Tommen is different. It’s dark and isn’t exactly what we’d call sports romance. It is a lot of trigger warnings. Here’s everything we know.
Antonia Roumelioti Speaks Out Against Online Scrutiny & False Narratives
Kindness is free, but it seems a lot of us forget that. And by a lot of us I mean the people who think it is okay to be mean to people online
A Tale of Two Cities Review: Easily Digestible Dickens, But At What Cost?
A Tale of Two Cities, MGM+’s adaptation of the classic Charles Dickens novel, is anything but a faithful adaptation of the novel. Though, if we’re being fair, it’s not like Dickens tried all too hard to be very historically accurate…
Interview: Rhys Darby Talks Returning to ‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds,’ His History with Trek, and More!
Check out our chat with Rhys Darby about his role in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Episode 7 “Like Chronitons Through the Hourglass.”
Fangirlish Feels of the Week: August 31 – September 6
Welcome to Feels of the Week! We watch so many TV and movies so we decided to highlight everything we feel weekly.
Hate Notes Review: The Internet Is Forever and So Is a Crush
Hate Notes had potential but it fell short. Too many plot holes and not enough angst. We review.
Onslaught Review: Adria Arjona is the Action Hero We Need in 2026
Adria Arjona is brutal, feral, and unapologetically mother in the action movie Onslaught. And we need more of this kind of action hero in 2026 and beyond. Because I’m sick and tired of getting action roles that aren’t really written…
7 Women Directed Films We’re Looking Forward to Watching at TIFF
With 293 titles screening at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) there’s a lot to take in. There are films across every genre, from all over the world, and in a multitude of languages. And when it comes to films…
The Secret of Secrets Show Releases First Look and Adds New Cast
The Secret of Secrets is filming in Prague, and our first look at Rebecca Hall and Morgan Spector has us intrigued by Netflix’s new mystery.
Anna Pigeon Season 1 Episode 5 Review: A Different Woman Climbed Out of That Cave
Leave it to Tracy Spiradakos to spend most of her time in Anna Pigeon Season 1 Episode 5 “The Rope” by herself and do a phenomenal job conveying her character’s grief, heartache, and guilt. Because her role in this episode…
Swipe to Forever Review: The Rom-Com That Doesn’t Need a Banquet
Where we wax a lot of words on why Shay Dinneen and Meg Bush make Swipe to Forever one of our favorite dramas.
Interview: Deidre Hall Talks ‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds,’ Being in a Space Soap Opera, and More!
Deidre Hall chats her role as Dr. Chivers in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Episode 7 “Like Chronitons Through the Hourglass” with us!
Michael Weatherly’s ‘NCIS’ Return Needs Cote de Pablo, Period
We loved NCIS: Tony & Ziva. Getting the resolution to a love story we saw start on our screens so many years ago was cathartic. And the show was so well done, too. All the characters worked, and of course,…