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Prime Video & Freevee Have Quite The List Of Releases For January 2024 (There’s A LOT)
Well, if we want to punish someone and make them watch Tom Cruise in Mission Impossible, Prime Video is making it happen this month.
‘The Morning Show’ 3×07 Review: “Strict Scrutiny”
The Morning Show 3×07 “Strict Scrutiny” continues the weird episode 7 tradition of taking a side trip that literally no one asked for.
‘The Morning Show’ 3×01 Review: “The Kármán Line”
Apologies in advance: Our take on The Morning Show 3×01 is not the glowing review we were hoping to give here.
The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart 1×05 Review: “Part 5: Desert Oak”
The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart 1×05 hints at emotional drama still to come. Read all about it in our review!
Queerly Not Straight: 10 LGBTQ+ Books Coming Out This July
With Pride over, we’re going to continue our coverage of LGBTQ+ books, this time around for the month of July.
Secret Invasion Episode 2 “Promises” Review
With no help from the Avengers, S.H.I.E.L.D., or his Skrull best friend Fury is in for a major battle trying to prevent an invasion on his own.
New on Netflix: July 2023
What’s new on Netflix next month? Wonder no more, because we’ve got the full list of what’s coming in July right here for you.
‘Outlander’ 7×01 Review: “A Life Well Lost”
Outlander 7×01 “A Life Well Lost” connects the dots with season 6 while demonstrating that Jamie and Claire are a force of nature.
New on Netflix: June 2023
What’s new on Netflix next month? We’ve got the list right here for you.
‘The Diplomat’ 1×02 Review: ‘Don’t Call It A Kidnapping’
Don’t Call It A Kidnapping is the title of this second episode of The Diplomat, but I can’t agree with Hal about it being a pull aside. They literally drugged him and tied his hands. This is a kidnapping. That’s DEFINITELY…
‘Quantum Leap’ 1×18 Review: “Judgment Day”
Strap in, folks, because I’ve got a lot to say about Quantum Leap 1×18 “Judgment Day.” It may not be the season finale I expected, but it turned out to be exactly the season finale I didn’t know I wanted.…
Michael Tow On “Rare” Chinese American Story In ‘Law & Order: Organized Crime” Role
Our interview with Michael Tow covers why his guest role on Law & Order: Organized Crime was better representation for Asian Americans, more.
Alina and Mal Swing into the Abyss in ‘Shadow and Bone’ Season 2
Shadow and Bone 2×05 “Yuyeh Sesh (Despise Your Heart)” shows the differences between Malina’s goals, and what means for their relationship.
‘Joy Ride’ Official Trailer is Giving Us More Asian Excellence
The Joy Ride official trailer is serving up Asian excellence starring Ashley Park, Sherry Cola, Sabrina Wu, and Oscar nominee Stephanie Hsu.
Queerly Not Straight: 10 LGBTQ+ Books Coming Out This January
Queerly Not Straight is starting out January 2023 strong with 10 new LGBTQ+ books that are coming out this month!
Brianna Joy Crump Talks Of Cages and Crowns & What’s Next
We talked to Brianna Joy Crump about her first book, Of Cages and Crowns, what’s next for Monroe’s story and what inspired the book.
#ItsAWonderfulLifetime Starts Tonight On Lifetime
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! #ItsAWonderfulLifetime starts tonight! See their schedule here!
‘The Good Fight’ 6×09 Review: “The End of Democracy”
The Good Fight 6×09 “The End of Democracy” makes yet another “end” into something almost…fun. How will we survive the real end without it?
‘Interview with the Vampire’ 1×03 Review: “Is My Very Nature That Of The Devil?”
Interview with the Vampire 1×03 “Is My Very Nature That of the Devil?” is by far the most thought-provoking episode of the series to date.
‘The Good Fight’ 6×06 Review: “The End of a Saturday”
The Good Fight 6×06 “The End of a Saturday” reminds us of everything that made us fall in love in the first place.
