Apple TV+ unveiled the first look images from its upcoming World War II drama, Masters of the Air, and announced that the nine-episode limited series will make its global debut on Friday, January 26, 2024! Do you want to know…
A24 Acquires Rights To ‘Paris: The Memoir’ For TV
We do love Dakota and Elle Fanning, so please understand that we’re not trying to throw shade. Sometimes, the shade just naturally throws itself and sticks to the wall. We can’t be held responsible for that. And the truth is…
Chloe Bridges & Adam Devine Are Expecting A Baby!
Our love for Adam Devine knows no bounds, but you all know that. We’re excited for him and his wife, Chloe Bridges. The two announced that they are expecting a baby. Both announced on Instagram. View this post on Instagram…
‘Star Trek: Lower Decks’ 4×06 Review: “Parth Ferengi’s Heart Place”
We’ve got a trip to Ferenginar this week in Star Trek: Lower Decks 4×06 “Parth Ferengi’s Heart Place.” Read our review to see how it went!
‘Our Flag Means Death’ 2×01 Review: “Impossible Birds”
Based on what I saw in Our Flag Means Death 2×01 “Impossible Birds,” the writers of the show have been reading fanfiction. There’s no other way to explain the perfection that was that open. Only we would think about them…
‘Quantum Leap’ 2×01 Review: “This Took Too Long!”
Quantum Leap 2×01 “This Took Too Long!” is the kind of episode that reminds me that there’s a huge difference between casual viewers and online fans. The fact the latter are so die-hard doesn’t necessarily make them “better” fans. However,…
STARZ Greenlights Seductively New Drama ‘The Hunting Wives’
STARZ has green-lit eight episodes of The Hunting Wives, a thriller centered on unforgettable female characters and we’re here for it!
Apple TV’s ‘The Buccaneers’ Looks Right Up Our Alley
Apple TV+’s new show The Buccaneers looks just like the women-focused period drama we’d been dreaming of. Here’s the trailer!
‘The Morning Show’ 3×05 Review: “Love Island”
The Morning Show 3×05 “Love Island” begins as an interesting, if unnecessary, look back. And then it ends — best we can say about some parts.
‘V/H/S/85’ Review: Gore Is the Star, Characters Are the Understudy
V/H/S/85 is sure to delight found footage fans, but audiences looking for character development and messaging will have to look elsewhere.
