Shondaland’s Bridgerton: Does True Love Await the Lady?
A rousing reimagining of Julia Quinn’s bestselling novels
The Trial of the Chicago 7: Fifty Years Later We’re Still Living in 1968 America
Oppressive authority lives and its language is universal When I was a child, I always wished I had grown up in the 60s. I loved the idea of rising up against war and hate, while listening to kick-ass music, and smoking
The Call Is The Anti-Holiday Movie To Watch On Netflix
Past meets present, a serial killer and that cliffhanger ending In a sea of holiday or holiday-related series and movies that populate Netflix’s multiple lists, suspense thriller The Call seemed like an unlikely watch. ‘Tis the season to feel good and
How Dash & Lily Melted My Cold, Dead Heart
“It’s practically daring you NOT to feel something (spoiler: not possible)” Lonely rich boy alone at Christmas. Manic pixie dream girl leaves clues for a boy to find her. Based on these descriptions alone, you might think that this Netflix limited series would
The Crown, The Royal Family & Those That Married Into The Institution
AKA their love lives
The Queen’s Gambit Is, Pound-For-Pound, Excellent TV
It’s like a Rocky Balboa flick, if like, Rocky played board games The Queen’s Gambit revolves around Beth Harmon (played by Anya Taylor-Joy), a prodigy orphan who, struggling with an addiction to tranquilizers that started when they were fed to her
Happy Holidays, Indeed: ‘365 Days’ Dreamboat Michele Morrone Is Now the Global Face of GUESS Men
A first look at his global holiday campaign
What’s New This November? Here Are The Netflix Shows and Films To Watch
Set those Netflix reminders!
New on Netflix: BLACKPINK: Light Up the Sky
BLACKPINK's journey to success was not all glitter and gloss
An Enola Holmes Review: Something Old & Borrowed And Yet Still Something New
The DW to Sherlock Holmes’ Arthur
Netflix and Chills: Horror Releases for October
Halloween delights and more to satisfy your Spooktober needs
Netflix’s Ratched Review: Beautifully (Yet Frighteningly) Painting The Power Of A Woman Unmatched
Not for the faint of heart
‘#Alive’ Review: A Contender for Lockdown Movie of our Nightmares
Though it eventually (and ironically) runs short of nightmare fuel
Which It’s Okay to Not Be Okay Character Are You?
Are you more of a Mun-yeong or a Gang-tae?