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Who’s Coming for Christmas Preview: Rhiannon Fish Is Making Room for Holiday Magic
Countdown to Christmas is giving us a Rhiannon FIsh movie and we always will watch that. Here’s the preview guide.
Rommi Is Making Vertical Romance Movie Adaptations for BookTok — and Drive Me Mad Is First
Rommi sounds like Passionflix for the vertical world and we’re not against that. We actually are intrigued.
Movies
Crew Girl Season 1, Episode 7 Review: One More Regatta
Episode 7 of Crew Girl is when all of the secrets that everyone has start touching each other and everything will charge because of it.
Crew Girl Season 1, Episode 6: He Sawed Through His Own Oar
Everything is changing as the team has to investigate themselves… and it turns out that no one is telling the truth.
Crew Girl Season 1, Episode 5: A Cardiologist, A Fall Formal, And A Kiss Nobody Planned For
Crew Girl hit us right in the feels this episode, making us reconsider our thoughts on characters we’ve grown to love and appreciate
Crew Girl Season 1, Episode 4 Review: The Best Girls’ Program On The East Coast, And She Said No
Britney shows just how shady that she is in Episode 4 of Crew Girl. She doesn’t think about the school, she thinks of her own feelings.
Crew Girl Season 1, Episode 3 Review: Happy Birthday, Here Are Some Laxatives
Episode 3 of Crew Girl had us thinking we’ve been wrong about Josh, possibly. Maybe he does have a good bone in his body.
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Episode 8 Review: ‘Orders of Magnitude’
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Episode 8 “Orders of Magnitude” puts us at odds with a highly acclaimed Admiral. Check out our review!
Crew Girl Season 1, Episode 2 Review: A Louis Vuitton Internship Buys A Stroke Seat
The second episode of #CrewGirl had us watching rich people buying their seat and stepping all over people who have earned their spot.
Crew Girl Season 1, Episode 1 Review: A Girl, A Boat, And A Father Who Ran
Crew Girl shocked us with its first episode. Not what we thought it would be at all and that’s not a bad thing at all.
Ester Expósito And Hugo Diego García Talk Enfrentados: Marfil
Enfrentados: Marfil, aka Drawn Together, is a new romantic thriller from Prime Video. Part of the ‘House of Ron’, which includes author Mercedes Ron’s other movies, the Culpable (My Fault) series, and Dímelo bajito (Tell me Softy), the movie is…
How Does Drawn Together End? Ending, Explained
Enfrentados: Marfil (Drawn Together) is now on Prime Video, and the movie, based on the book by the same name by Mercedes Ron, ends in quite a cliffhanger. Like, if you came into this blind, you might have thought half…
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 as a means of trying to stand on their own. And I’m not quite sure if they stuck the landing. But that doesn’t mean it’s…
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…