Starstruck Season 3 veers away from the romance, but it’s still a love story, a bit more akin to Fleabag this season.
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Starstruck Season 3 veers away from the romance, but it’s still a love story, a bit more akin to Fleabag this season.
Read morePrince Eric’s “Wild Uncharted Waters” in The Little Mermaid isn’t just a catchy tune, but it openly shows us the character’s heart.
Read moreIn every sense of the word, Blindspotting is a love story, and it’s a shame that it won’t continue for the time being.
Read moreAs a Wes Anderson film, The Wonderful Life of Henry Sugar is a delightful splendor with a fantastic cast bringing their whimsical A-game.
Read moreOnly Murders in the Building “Thirty” is a riveting exhibition that loneliness leaves its mark on everyone, no matter who they are.
Read moreChloe Domont’s Fair Play is a gripping character study that gives Phoebe Dynevor plenty of space to shine.
Read moreThe National’s Laugh Track is a haunting, beautifully rewarding collection of songs tailor-made for every season of life.
Read moreIn cramming way too much in its final season, Sex Education Season 4 unfortunately misses the mark.
Read moreWritten and directed by Dave Filoni, Ahsoka Episode 5, “Shadow Warriors,” is a solid episode with plenty to show.
Read moreChristopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight Rises remains the best possible ending for the titular caped crusader and the man behind the mask.
Read moreDespite its cancelation, this heartbreaking How I Met Your Father theory suggests that one character might not have made it to the end.
Read moreNew Girl’s relatability is a conundrum of sorts. Yet, we come back to it time and time again.
Read moreHart of Dixie’s Wade Kinsella is a complex, well-rounded hotshot whose character journey centers entirely around the love he gives.
Read moreWhen done right, the third act breakup in a romance novel is meant to evolve character development and give a little grace.
Read moreTaylor Swift’s Eras Tour is history in the making. It’s indescribable, incandescent magic.
Read moreRed White and Royal Blue is a gorgeously tender love story that will undoubtedly stand the test of time and leave a mark.
Read moreFew couples go down in TV history, but if such a book is written decades from now, Harvey Specter and Donna Paulsen are guaranteed a spot.
Read moreBy taking viewers back to the past, Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again adds nuance and layers to the story by putting love at the center.
Read moreStar Trek: Strange New Worlds’ “Subspace Rhapsody,” is the kind of electrifying penultimate few shows could pull off.
Read moreBarbenheimer is a lot like film summer camp—a celebration of two credible directors and the art of creativity.
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