The second week of competition on Season 27 of Dancing With The Stars saw the ballroom fly from New York City to Las Vegas. Seriously. Even the Blue Man Group was there. But sadly, one couple would not make it to another week. Before the results, we have to talk about Tinashe and Brandon. This couple easily […]
NBC’s Manifest, starring Josh Dallas and Melissa Roxburgh, is one of the most anticipated pilots of the fall TV season. Here’s a quick low-down on the show: When Montego Air Flight 828 landed safely after a turbulent but routine flight, the crew and passengers were relieved. But in the span of those few hours, the world had […]
“You’re not gonna believe this,” a voiceover states. The music drops from a crescendo to just piano, “John killed himself.” This is the moment of the preview where you’re supposed to gasp, then command Siri to set a reminder for the premiere. I don’t gasp, though. I instead feel the lump in my throat return […]
For a long time, my best friend Rachel has been bugging me to watch Roswell. She constantly talked my ear off about her love of both Michael/Maria, Liz/Max and just how well done the show was overall. I was hesitant to watch the show as I’m not really a fan of the sci-fi genre. But […]
I love The Bold Type for many reasons: the portrayal of strong women, healthy female friendships, refreshing yet relatable situations, millennial references, and the most delicious and swoon-worthy romantic relationships. For two of the three girls, the show makes it obvious as to who they should be with: Sutton belongs with Richard and Kat belongs […]
“We don’t have a reputation to uphold, we have a reputation to create.” That’s what Independence Community College Head Coach Jason Brown said on a local radio show at the beginning of episode four. Unlike the first two seasons of Last Chance U, which focused on JUCO powerhouse East Mississippi Community College, season three takes […]
YouTube Red’s new young adult series, Impulse, may be loosely based on Steven Gould’s Jumper books, even sharing the same title as the third novel, but that’s largely where the similarities end. The show stars Maddie Hasson as 16-year-old Henrietta Cole, better known as Henry, an outsider–once again–in the town of Reston, New York. Resentful […]
