Not going to lie, I thought Mulan was a shoe in for a PG rating. Live action Disney films that we originally animated don’t get above a PG rating. It is the first live action Disney Film to receive at PG-13 rating since Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men TellRead More →
We’re anxiously awaiting the return of The 100. It’s like a good/bad thing. We’re excited to see it, but also dreading it, because we know it’s going to end. And we don’t want it to. But we do know that in the final season of the show, there is aRead More →
This year truly marks the end of an era. With Criminal Minds and Supernatural both ending, fans are saying goodbye to two shows that have been on the air since 2005. Think about it, that’s a decade and a half. Tonight we bid adieu to the first of these, CriminalRead More →
It’s been a while, but good ships never really disappear from the collective consciousness. And it’s February, the month of love, so we thought we’d go back and examine some of our favorite ships, and why we shipped them. Bring some more love into the world, so to speak. SoRead More →
The past can be a very painful thing. Everyone has done things in the past that you can look upon with regret, or second thoughts. “A Head of Her Time” shows us that one Legend is forever haunted by their past and because of that, the future could be inRead More →
There are times where I really get New Amsterdam and feel like this is a hospital that I would be okay being at. And hey, that’s hard – cause I hate hospitals. I spend way too much time there. But New Amsterdam is a place where doctors care and youRead More →
Who wants to enjoy a nice bottle of “Moira Rosé” after this week’s episode of Schitt’s Creek? If they can ever figure out what blend it is, of course. And while some community members were getting ready to join a cult in this episode, others were having some very sweetRead More →
I’m not going to come in here saying this was a great book that I enjoyed, because that’s not what we do here. Instead, we’re going to stay honest in this book review, and everyone is going to deal with me griping about how terrible this was. But first, aRead More →
It’s coming up to a year since Lucifer marked its transition from network television to Netflix with its fourth season. Now, fans are once again eagerly awaiting the announcement for the premiere date of the first half of the fifth and “final” season that should be coming any day now.Read More →
This episode of 9-1-1: Lone Star, “Friends Like These” focused on friendships, both within the firehouse and the cases of the week. I have to say I really loved this episode since friendships are usually my favorite parts of television shows. At the beginning of “Friends Like These” the teamRead More →
VIDA season 3 is almost upon us and the Latina in me is more than a little excited. That girl is ECSTATIC! So, here’s what we know so far. Season 4 will be airing 6 episodes week-to-week on Starz and was written by an all Latinx writers room and directedRead More →
In an effort to build a space for queer people like myself, every Tuesday I’ll be posting opinion pieces, listicals, reviews, and more focused on the LGBT community (and occasionally about the Latinx/WOC community since I am Latinx.) Welcome to Queerly Not Straight! Enjoy and leave a comment below ifRead More →
Women. I grew up always searching for women to admire. It felt as if the world was littered with men who were telling me how to feel and what to think. I was the girl who always admired women who break the rules. If you were rebellious and didn’t doRead More →
There’s nothing quite like hometowns on The Bachelor. And there was some bonus drama courtesy of Victoria F., which surprisingly didn’t change Peter’s loyalty to her. And we all know why. (If this had happened a week from now, it would have been a different story.) Something you have toRead More →
I don’t need to go to church because Manifest throws its religious undertones at me every week. Like if we’re being honest, Lost 2.0 makes a part of my soul dies every single time I watch it. And yes, I know I could stop watching it – but I can’t.Read More →
It’s the month of love! That means romanticism is everywhere and you might be feeling in the spirit of watching a fabulous over the top romantic movie this February. Say no more! We have got your back. Get your pop corn, your ice cream and your best friends or lover,Read More →
Look, I fall hard, fast. I can tell you within the first few episodes if I’m going to love a show or give it up. I think that’s why it hurts so much when shows get canceled before their time, which happens all the time. Seriously: All The Time. IRead More →
We finally have a premiere date for Roswell, New Mexico season 2. Hallelujah! Our favorite aliens – and their favorite humans will be back on our TV screens before we know it. As announced in the show’s twitter page, the show will return on Monday, March 16. The announcement wasRead More →
Who are these characters? That’s what I find myself asking myself week after week when it comes to Batwoman and I found myself asking this same question in “Take Your Choice.” Who are these characters and do they even know who they are in return? Case in point, Sophie Moore.Read More →
There’s this thing that happens to us latinos, a thing that I was especially cognizant of as I sat down to watch Gentefied, a half-hour dramatic comedy adapted from the 2017 Sundance digital darling of the same name, and a show described as “a love letter to the Latinx andRead More →
I love casting news. I feel like every time I see a cast come together, I can visualize a movie or television show come together. Austin Butler, Tom Hanks, and Rufus Sewell are all starring in the Baz Luhrmann directed movie. It marks Luhrmann’s return to directing since his 2013Read More →