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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 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
Book Review: ‘Nowhere Like Home’ by Sara Shepard
Sara Shepard’s Nowhere Like Home takes the pressures of motherhood to frustrating and thrilling extremes at a mothers-only community called Halycon.
‘FBI: International’ Preview Guide: “The Last Stop”
FBI: International is back and tonights episode looks intense! Prepare yourself with the preview guide!
NCIS 21×02 Review: “The Stories We Leave Behind”
NCIS 21×02 “The Stories We Leave Behind” is an episode about memories, and about how sometimes the only way to keep someone alive is to tell their stories. This applies both to David McCallum’s Ducky and to the case-of-the-week. But…
NCIS Hawai’i 3×02 Review: “Crash and Burn”
NCIS: Hawai’i 3×02 “Crash and Burn” closes out the two-part season premiere strong, as everyone in the Hawai’i team gets a chance to shine.
Prime Video Greenlights Tennis Icon Roger Federer Documentary
Tennis lovers are in luck! Prime Video greenlit a documentary chronicling the final 12 days of Roger Federer’s professional tennis career.
Producer Arika Lisanne Mittman Teases The Future For Alec And Marisa In ‘The Irrational’
The Irrational is one of the best new shows of the season, and it’s hard to believe we’re to the finale already. We’re so invested in the journeys Alec (Jesse L. Martin), Marisa (Maahra Hill), and the rest of the…
‘No Way Up’ Review: Sharks on a Plane is Peak Cinema
No Way Up is a shark infested show of true peak cinema that we absolutely loved. It’s not going to win an Oscar though.
‘True Detective: Night Country’ 4×06 Review: “Part 6”
Liz and Navarro finally get the answers they’ve been searching for.
‘The Way Home’ Season 2, Episode 4 Review: “Wake Me Up When September Ends”
The second season of The Way Home is leaving us wanting more and also trying to understand what is happening.
‘Godzilla x Kong’ is Giving Kong a Robot Arm in New Trailer & We’re Seated
Godzilla x Kong looks absolutely dumb in the most delightful way and we can’t wait to watch it in theaters.
There’s a Korean Comedy on Netflix About a Girl Who Turns Into a Chicken Nugget
Chicken Nugget might be the wildest show coming to Netflix and we watched the show about the psychic who touches butts.
‘Love & Jane’ Review: A Reminder Of Why Books Can Change Your World
Loveuary has been an experience and if we’re being honest, I thought that I would hate Love & Jane. Hallucinating Jane Austen? That seemed like it was going to be something that I couldn’t get into. That and I usually…
Maren Morris Is Excited For Beyonce’s Upcoming Album
We have to admit that we absolutely love Beyonce’s new song, Texas Hold ‘Em. The singer released two new country songs “Texas Hold ‘Em” and “16 Carriages,” and Marren Morris praised the releases of the new song. “I feel like…
‘An American In Austen’ Review: Eliza Bennett Is As Charming As Ever
We love Eliza Bennett & were so excited to see her in ‘An American in Austen’. The movie was just the escape that we needed.
Judy Blume’s Book ‘Forever’ Casts Its Leads
For many the books of Judy Blume are a defining part of their childhood. The books influenced who they are, who they were, and their idea of what should be. For me, Judy Blume told me about all of the…