‘A Holiday Spectacular’ Review: The Glowing Strength in Female Friendships
Hallmark’s A Holiday Spectacular captures the magic of Christmas by bringing female friendships front and center.
‘Time for Him to Come Home for Christmas’ Review: Healing from Grief and Second Chances
Hallmark’s Time for Him to Come Home for Christmas is a beautifully intriguing friends-to-lovers/second-chance romance
‘My Southern Family Christmas’ Review
Hallmark’s My Southern Family Christmas provides all the family feels and holiday warmth.
‘The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special’ Review
The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special is ridiculously fun and full of heart as it brings the joys of Christmas centerfold.
‘Glass Onion’ Review: A Layered, Hilarious, and Carefully Executed Mystery
Rian Johnson’s Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery is a perfect sequel—it’s sharp, meticulously striking, and bold.
Andor Episodes 11-12 Review: “Daughter of Ferrix” and “Rix Road”
Andor Episode 11 “Daughter of Ferrix” and Episode 12 “Rix Road” are brilliant conclusions to the remarkable first season.
‘The Noel Diary’ Review
Netflix’s The Noel Diary looks into grief, forgiveness, and the chances to start over in places where a person can be their best self.
Netflix’s ‘Wednesday’ is a Gorgeous Display of Finding Strength in Numbers
Through each of the relationships, Netflix’s Wednesday showcases what it means to find strength in numbers.
‘The Belle of Belgrave Square’ by Mimi Matthews Review
With well-executed tropes, Mimi Matthews’ The Belle of Belgrave Square has much of what makes a historical romance a joy to read.
‘She Said’ Review: A Poignant Examination of Journalism and the Women Whose Voices Were Silenced
She Said is a brutally vulnerable film with women front and center as it reveals the importance of persistence, resistance, and using one’s voice for subjects that matter.
Why Raising Voices Matters in ‘Enola Holmes 2’
Enola Holmes 2 thoughtfully (and gorgeously) celebrates the detail that there’s strength in vulnerability and asking for help.
Miss Scarlet and The Duke 2×06 “The Proposal” Review
In its season finale, Miss Scarlet and The Duke 2×06 “The Proposal” leaves fans wondering what Eliza was going to say…
‘Three Wise Men and a Baby’ Review: Hallmark’s Sharpest and Most Hilarious Film Yet
Hallmark’s Three Wise Men and a Baby might be the funniest, most vulnerable film the network has developed.
‘Inventing The Christmas Prince’ Review
Hallmark’s Inventing The Christmas Prince could be better, but it’s sweet enough to provide the right amount of holiday feels with a reformed Scrooge making a little girl’s dreams come true.
‘A Country Christmas Harmony’ Review: Where Past and Present Collide
A Country Christmas Harmony has it all—mutual pining, gingerbread lattes, forced proximity, cozy holiday decorations, dances in the moonlight, and music that works delightfully.
‘Spirited’ Review: An Entertaining Musical With Twists Inspired by ‘A Christmas Carol’
The appeal of Apple TV’s Spirited comes entirely from the meta-storytelling, the music, and the show-stopping cast.
Netflix’s ‘Wednesday’ Review: Compelling and Mischievous in all the Right Ways
Netflix’s Wednesday is compelling and mischievous at every turn, with Jenna Ortega bringing some of the finest performances to our screens.
Abbott Elementary “Egg Drop” Review: True Understanding
Abbott Elementary’s “Egg Drop” is an impressive episode that subtly digs into human complexities and motives
‘Christmas With You’ Review: Where Music Connects Those Grieving
The heart of Netflix’s Christmas With You lies in the community of a family, moving forward after loss and opening your heart to letting people in.
Chicago Fire “A Beautiful Life” Review: Where Trying Matters
Chicago Fire Season 11, Episode 8, “A Beautiful Life,” digs into one of the most heartbreaking territories.