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Type: PlatonicShow: Warner Brothers’ F.R.I.E.N.D.SFeatured Characters: Chandler Bing, Joey Tribbiani, Monica Geller, Phoebe Buffay, Rachel Green, and Ross Geller It is literally in the title—F.R.I.E.N.D.S You would know what the series … Continue Reading Relationship Deep Dive: F.R.I.E.N.D.S.
Is it even the beginning of summer if the Jonas Brothers don’t release a glorious new bop? Because that’s what this is, it’s a bop. “Leave Before You Love Me” … Continue Reading Music Monday: “Leave Before You Love Me” (with Marshmello) by Jonas Brothers
May 23-26 “Is This Really How It’s Going to End?!” and “A Chance at a Happy Ending” | LuciferLesley-Ann Brandt The entire cast of Netflix’s Lucifer have outdone themselves impeccably … Continue Reading This Week’s Most Noteworthy Performance: Lesley-Ann Brandt
Wes Anderson’s The French Dispatch finally has a new premiere day! It’s now coming October 22, 2021. Before the Covid-19 pandemic hit, The French Dispatch was my most anticipated film … Continue Reading Wes Anderson’s The French Dispatch Finally Has a Release Date
Type: RomanticShow: NBC’s Parks and RecreationFeatured Characters: Leslie Knope and Ben Wyatt Parks and Recreation quickly became one of my favorite shows because of how unapologetically feminist it is. And the … Continue Reading Relationship Deep Dive: Ben Wyatt and Leslie Knope
Since its debut, Olivia Rodrigo’s SOUR album has been the buzz online. We’re almost glad we didn’t write about “drivers license” when it first premiered as a single so we … Continue Reading Music Monday: Sour by Olivia Rodrigo
On this week’s episode of Lady Geeks’ Society Podcast, we’re talking all about the romance and ships in Leigh Bardugo’s Six of Crows. There are spoilers to both books and … Continue Reading Lady Geeks’ Society Podcast | Episode XI: Six of Crows Review
Daniel Pemberton has composed some of our favorite scores in the past and with the news of Enola Holmes II coming, it’s time to revisit the impeccable score from Netflix’s … Continue Reading Music Monday: Enola Holmes (Original Score) by Daniel Pemberton
Disney’s Jungle Cruise is finally being released and we can’t wait. In theaters and with premiere access on Disney Plus, the film will premiere July 30th. We don’t know what … Continue Reading Disney’s Jungle Cruise Finally Has a Release Date and We’re All About the Costumes
Ben Barnes might Shadow and Bone’s Darkling/General Kirigan/Black Heretic right now, but before he got there, the actor was one of the biggest fan casts for the role on sites … Continue Reading Ben Barnes is the Favored Fan Cast for a Myriad of Roles
Type: PlatonicShow: ABC’s Pan AmFeatured Characters: Maggie Ryan, Laura Cameron, Kate Cameron, and Colette Valois Every so often an underrated gem manages to captivate us entirely right before it is … Continue Reading Relationship Deep Dive: Pan Am Stewardesses
I’d like to start this off by formally apologizing to all my neighbors and my family because I’ve had three versions of this song circulating on replay for about three … Continue Reading Music Monday: “Heat Waves” by Glass Animals
Of all the confrontations that fans of Shadow and Bone had been waiting for, this was one of them, and though a shorter scene than a lot of others, what’s … Continue Reading Scene Breakdown: The Bastard of the Barrel Escapes from the Shadows: An Ode to Agency in Shadow and Bone
Do you also obsessively listen to a song on replay until you get sick of it or are you normal? Same. This week’s feature is from an artist I personally … Continue Reading Music Monday: “Beautiful Crime” by Tamer
April 23-May 1Season One | Shadow and Bone Amita Suman Shadow and Bone is full of incredible performers left and right who’ve each done a compelling job of bringing their … Continue Reading This Week’s Most Noteworthy Performance: Amita Suman
Oh my Saints! Talk about an original score that is packed with a lot to unpack. I wouldn’t know where to begin even if I was told where to begin. … Continue Reading Music Monday: Shadow and Bone (Original Score) by Joseph Trapanese and The Budapest Art Orchestra