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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
Beau Mirchoff Upped To Series Regular on ‘Good Trouble’
I will freely admit that I didn’t really like Good Trouble. I felt like everyone…
‘Katy Keene’ Chapter Five: Song’s For a Winter’s Night
This week’s episode of Katy Keene was titled “Song’s For a Winter’s Night”. This whole episode was literally just one long ass winter’s night. It was a night from hell for our friend group, and they went through a lot.…
EXCLUSIVE ‘Charlie’s Angels’ Clip: Designing Sabina
Charlie’s Angels is available digitally now and 4k Ultra HD, DVD & Blu-ray on March 10th, and to celebrate the release, we’re bringing you an exclusive clip featuring one of our favorite actresses: Kristen Stewart. The clip, titled ‘Tailored for…
I Will Go Down With This Ship: Densi Edition
Ships. In entertainment, and especially, in fandom, we live and die by them. Which is why every Friday, we’ll be focusing on a couple, analyzing why we ship them, and overall, just proclaiming our eternal love for those couples that…
‘The Bold Type’ 4×07 Review: ‘The Space Between’
The Bold Type always manages to deliver great hours of television. Its mix of humor, seriousness, and its focus on the beautiful friendship and individuality of its characters is something so wonderful. But what’s also so incredible about this show is how it’s able to address important topics in our world. Topics that aren’t necessarily talked about enough.
‘Outlander’ 5×04 Advanced Review: ”The Company We Keep”
Outlander 5×04 “The Company We Keep” is peak early in the season Outlander: full of setup and foreboding, and yet managing to interrupt the sense of doom and gloom by giving the characters we love a chance to shine in…
‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ 7×06 Review: “Trying”
Brooklyn Nine-Nine‘s “Trying” saw the show giving us all the Peraltiago they can possibly give us in one episode. And it was beautiful, satisfying, and the start of a special journey for them that will change their lives forever. On…
‘Nancy Drew’ 1×15 Review: “The Terror of Horseshoe Bay”
Hi Nancy Drew fans! This episode was full of twists and turns, one of which turned out to be that Karen’s ass was up to no good all along, and Nancy’s now being hunted by a water demon. Yikes! I…
First Look At ‘One Day At A Time’ Season 4 Promises More Of Our Familia
We now know what season 4 of One Day at A Time, the once-Netflix, now Pop TV darling (and the reason we’re now huge Pop TV fans) looks like, and we’re absolutely hyped. This show means a lot to us,…
‘Party of Five’ 1×10 Review: “Diaspora”
Party of Five 1×10 “Diaspora” is a truly emotional experience, the exclamation point in a complete and dare I say it – almost perfect – season, with very few missteps and many more lessons than we ever expected. This was…
Why ‘Naughty Books’ Is The Documentary To Watch
I love reading, and the genre that draws me in the most is always romance. I get that there is a very negative stigma placed on romance books, from the authors who write them, to the people who read them.…
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Laysla De Oliveira from ‘Locke & Key’ Talks Being a Villain
Being a villain isn’t easy. There’s good guys to thwart, an agenda to fill, and an audience to deal with that thinks being evil is a piece of cake. That’s the case with Locke & Key’s Dodge, a bad guy…
‘Turner & Hooch’ Casts Two Of Its Leads
Sure, I have an issue with Disney+ right now, because like don’t even get me started on the Lizzie McGuire issue. Let Lizzie live. Anyhow, Disney+ – in their quest for more family friendly entertainment (which I will also stand…
Jacqueline Bisset Joins Amazon’s ‘Birds Of Paradise’
I happen to love the fact that Amazon is upping their game and making me want to continue with them always. Granted, because of business practices, there are times I want to cancel my Amazon subscriptions. The A.K. Small novel…
‘Legacies’ Photos: “There’s A Place Where The Lost Things Go”
I don’t know if I am into an episode of Legacies in black and white, but I think it’s cause I am used to a certain norm. But that being said – Legacies really couldn’t do much wrong. So I’ll…
‘Schitt’s Creek’ Episode 6×09 Review: ‘Rebound’
“Rebound” was the theme of this week’s episode of Schitt’s Creek, and after Alexis and Ted’s heartbreaking parting in the previous episode, we weren’t ready for her to move on. Even if she was trying to. Alexis wasn’t the only…
Mac is Back: Catherine Bell to Reprise Role on NCISLA
Last time we saw Mac (seems like a long time ago, but it was THIS season premiere on NCISLA) we didn’t exactly get all the answers we wanted. Or like, much answers in general. Which, of course, left us thinking…
‘9-1-1: Lone Star’ 1×08 Review: “Monster Inside”
This week’s episode of 9-1-1: Lone Star, “Monsters Inside”, gave me all the feels. I cried, I laughed, and I cried again. Michelle learns shocking news about her sister; Owen brings a new member into the firehouse; and the team…
BOOK REVIEW: ‘The Midnight Lie’ by Marie Rutkoski
Marie Rutkoski’s The Midnight Lie IS the next best queer book you need in your life and that’s the unfiltered tea of it all. Talking about tea and all the truths, fantasy has been lacking when it comes to queer…
‘Briarpatch’ 1×04 Review: “Breadknife Weather”
Briarpatch 1×04 “Breadknife Weather” is the same brand of confusing as the last episode, as the show itself has become. Something is supposedly going on – many somethings. People are crooked, some extra crooked, but not Allegra, no. She’s the…