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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 16 Review: ‘The Book of Charles’ Is the Season’s Best Episode
Chicago Med Season 11, Episode 16, “The Book of Charles” is the NBC show’s crowning achievement, led by a stunning performance from Oliver Platt.
Movies
Disney+ Releases Character Posters For ‘Peter Pan & Wendy’
#PeterPan is kinda dark, but we’re gonna go with this version isn’t as dark as it could be. See the character posters for the #DisneyPlus film!
‘Law & Order: SVU’ 24×17 Review: “Lime Chaser”
Law & Order: SVU 24×17 “Lime Chaser” focuses on Detective Churlish, which is a good thing. But a lot of the story…is not.
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.
‘True Lies’ 1×05 Review: “Unrelated Parents”
True Lies 1×05 “Unrelated Parents” might have been titled “Boy, teenagers sure are brats, aren’t they?” If one obnoxious teen wasn’t enough, this episode gave us another. No need to be so generous next time, show. Really. I insist. Parenting…
“Perfect Addiction” Review: A Romantic Knockout
Since the start of 2023, I have not found any reason to return to the movies until Perfect Addiction. The film is based on Wattpad author Claudia Tan’s book of the same name and is about “A Successful boxing trainer…
More ‘The X-Files’? Good Luck, Ryan Coogler…
Ryan Coogler is taking on The X-Files, and Chris Carter thinks he has “his work cut out for him.” We just have one question: On what planet?
‘Up Here’ 1×06 Review: “Armor”
If “Labels” was Lindsay’s (Mae Whitman) chance to indulge her inner dumpster fire, Up Here 1×06 “Armor” gives Miguel (Carlos Valdes) his chance to shine. Burn? Whatever. He might be in the limelight, but Lindsay isn’t left out of the…
‘Star Trek: Picard’ 3×07 Review: “Dominion”
Friends, I come to you today utterly melted by Star Trek: Picard 3×07 “Dominion.” I’ve got some big feels and we’ve got some big reveals. I’ve got more questions about who we’re actually fighting against, and not going to lie,…
‘The Mandalorian’ 3×05 Review: “Chapter 21: The Pirate”
The Mandalorian 3×05 is an eventful episode with an ending we want to talk about! Read all about that and more in our review!
‘Chicago Fire’ 11×17 Review: “The First Symptom”
Chicago Fire 11×17 “The First Symptom” is a balanced and heartwarming episode that works not because of its absences but in spite of them.
‘The Night Agent’ Renewed For Season Two
Season 2 of #TheNightAgent? Yes please. We’re here for it.
‘Chicago P.D.’ 10×17 Review: “Out of the Depths”
Chicago P.D. 10×17 “Out of the Depths” is a step out from the hell Kim Burgess has been living in and a step forward for Burzek.
‘Trolls Band Together’ Releases Its First Trailer
Maybe it’s because everything leads back to Twilight and maybe it’s just because we have good taste, but we have and will continue to watch anything that Anna Kendrick is in (even if it’s just her voice). Why? Because like…
Prepare Yourself For ‘A Tourists Guide To Love’
We’re going to be paying attention as we are always about love advice, since you know – some of us suck at love.
‘The Rookie: Feds’ 1×19 Review: “Burn Run”
The Rookie: Feds 1×19 “Burn Run” is a bridge episode with no other pretensions than to entertain us for 40 minutes.
See The Trailer For Disney Pixar’s ‘Elemental’
There is nothing about this trailer for Elemental that we’re not loving. Granted, we’re huge Pixar fans and we love the way that they tell a story. “We all live by one simple rule,” the voice over says, before we…
‘9-1-1: Lone Star’ 4×10 Review: “Sellouts”
This week’s 9-1-1: Lone Star seemed like somewhat of a filler episode. But “Sellouts” was lighter than the last two episodes which was much needed (and appreciated). Tommy, Nancy, and TK competed with Paragon, a private ambulance, for pretty much…
‘The Rookie’ 5×19 Review: “A Hole in the World”
The Rookie 5×19 “A Hole in the World” puts Celina in the spotlight for the first time as the episode puts some stones in Chenford’s future.
‘Up Here’ 1×05 Review: “Labels”
In Up Here 1×05 “Labels,” Lindsay (Mae Whitman) finally gives in to the voices in her head, listening to them more than she should. Well, one voice, at least. In her efforts to find herself in New York, she’s never…
‘Ted Lasso’ 3×03 Review: “4-5-1”
Ted Lasso 3×03, “4-5-1,” challenges AFC Richmond’s ability to believe in believe as unexpected challenges impact their personal and professional spheres.