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7 Scenes From The Deal We Need To See On Our Television Screen
With the upcoming Off Campus TV series bringing the first book of Elle Kennedy’s series,…
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
‘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…
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…
The Best 6 Anime Couples of All Time
If you watched Anime like I did as a child you will probably remember a few couples here and there that marked your youth and made you fantasies about love! Or maybe I’m just the only one? But either way,…
Gone Too Soon: ‘Stitchers’, Sci-fi Procedural
Sometimes a show can last for multiple seasons and still be canceled too soon. Such is the case for Stitchers, this week’s show Gone Too Soon. Stitchers premiered in 2015 on ABC Family and lasted for three seasons, before being…
‘The Walking Dead’ Episode 10×10 Review: “Stalker”
“Stalker” was both the theme and the title of this week’s episode of The Walking Dead, and for an episode a week after the mid-season premiere, it was surprisingly action packed. Beta invaded Alexandria with a vengeance, Daryl was in…
Exclusive Interview: Emilia Jones from ‘Locke & Key’ Talks Family, Keys, and Playing Kinsey Locke
Growing up is never easy. Throw in a set of keys that can change life as you know it and it makes growing up even worse. That’s what Kinsey Locke, played by Emilia Jones, had to deal with in the…
‘Summer Sisters’ by Judy Blume To Be Adapted For Limited Series Run
Judy Blume is and always will be a literary genius. Her books ignited my love of reading as a child. Her book, Summer Sisters has landed for development, a limited drama series from Liz Tigelaar, the writer/showrunner of Little Fires…
‘Gossip Girl’ Revival Casts It’s First Leading Role
The Gossip Girl revival has cast its first leading role. While if you read the things I write, you know that I pretty much anti-revivals. But will I watch them? Yes. Most of the time filled with extreme hate. But…
Self Care for Everyone
I’m learning more ways to care for my self, that don’t always require spending money.
Self Care is defined as “the practice of taking action to preserve or improve one’s own health.” and “the practice of taking an active role in protecting one’s own well-being and happiness, in particular during periods of stress.” None of that says you have to buy a lot to participate!
Sophia Bush Signs On For A CBS Medical Drama
Our fangirl hearts are happy. One Tree Hill will always be one of the first fandoms that taught us about fandom. We’ve gone through the years following the cast and everything that they do. And one of them has a…
Will We Get Any Zac and Kelly In The ‘Saved by the Bell’ Revival?
If we’re being completely honest, I am not sure that I am up for this Saved By The Bell revival. I feel like they take all of the classics lately, and destroy them. Does that mean that I won’t watch…
5 Reasons You Should Be Watching Netflix’s ‘The Stranger’
One day while perusing Facebook, I stumbled upon a Netflix ad for a new drama. I saw two young British women approach an older woman in a parking lot. The two young women knew the older woman’s name, but she…
‘Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist’ 1×04 Review: “Zoey’s Extraordinary Neighbor”
Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist turned a corner last week, after the first two episodes failed to consistently deliver the emotional punch I required. In “Zoey’s Extraordinary Neighbor” the show once again leans on its strongest characters to deliver an episode that…
‘Doctor Who’ Season 12 Finale Review: “The Timeless Children”
This week’s episode of Doctor Who was the best episode this show has ever done. The timeless children set the bar, smashed it, and created a whole new ledge for us to explore and get to know in the future.…
‘Outlander’ 5×03 Review: “Free Will”
Outlander 5×03 “Free Will” is a better, more compelling episode than “Between Two Fires,” there’s no doubt about that. And yet it still feels like the show is running on fumes, like they’re saving all the good, emotional stuff for…
Marvel on Disney+ News Round-Up: ‘TFATWS’ Casting and Shields on ‘WandaVision’
As we learn more and more news about the upcoming Marvel shows on Disney+, Fangirlish wanted to make it easier for fans of the franchise to get up to date on all the things they need to know. This biweekly…
Tracee Ellis Ross Is A Superstar In ‘The High Note’
Tracee Ellis Ross is a force to be reckoned with, and we will watch any and everything she does. The trailer for her new film The High Note is a clear example of that. The High Note tells the story…
‘Altered Carbon’ Season 2 Review: The Scifi POC Deserve & Need in 2020
There’s no use in denying it. Coming into season 2 of Altered Carbon and we were worried. Joel Kinnaman had done such an amazing job as Takeshi Kovacs in season 1. He blew it out the water, in fact, in…
Book Review: It Devours by Joseph Fink & Jeffrey Cranor
I started this book in September 2018, but took a long break until mid January 2020. When I picked it back up earlier this year, I quickly learned that I was just 7 pages from the action hitting. If only…