Category: features

Stranger Things’ “The Gate” Is a Perfect TV Episode

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Stranger Things’ “The Gate” is a perfect TV episodes with incredible moments to highlight the show’s greatest strengths.

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‘Only Murders in the Building’ Is the True Crime Podcast Parody We Didn’t Know We Needed

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Crip mornings, leaves changing, cozier outfits, and a murder mystery? Need I say more? Hulu’s Only Murders in the Building has all the autumn vibes, and the opening credits alone should be enough to convince you. Oh yeah, and it’s also the true crime podcast parody breakdown we didn’t know we needed. No but seriously, there is just something about watching mysteries in the fall that hits right. And okay, I hear you, it technically isn’t fall until September 22, but in this house, it’s fall starting September 1. It might not feel like it with most of us still

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Nathan and Haley’s First Kiss on ‘One Tree Hill’ is Still Top Tier

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Nathan and Haley’s first kiss on One Tree Hill will always be top-tier at this point. Since the moment it happened in 2003, nearly two decades later, it has remained one of the greats. It still evokes chills and tears and everything else in between because the purity at the moment is unmatched. I’ve re-watched this scene a thousand times at this point, but something about re-watching it now while simultaneously listening to Drama Queen’s Podcast hits different. It’s more vulnerable, it’s softer, and somehow, it’s even more beautiful as an adult whose seen so many first kisses, the lists

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Lisa Kleypas’ Wallflowers and Hathaways Series Should be Adapted Into a TV Show Next

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We know we’re not the only ones hoping that the now Emmy nominated Bridgerton based off of the novels by Julia Quinn paves the road for more romance adaptations, and we’re hoping Lisa Kleypas’ Wallflowers and Hathaways series are next. One or the either, but preferably both—we’re not picky. We’ll keep these as spoiler free as possible in case someone hasn’t read them yet, but if you’re going to start reading, start with the Wallflowers. Comprised of four books (and an extra special): Secrets of a Summer Night, It Happened One Autumn, Devil in Winter, and Scandal in Spring follows

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‘Blindspotting’ Season 1 Is a Love Story and a Poetic Work of Art

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Blindspotting on Starz just wrapped its first season and it’s a poetic work of art all throughout. From beginning to end the series was a masterful display of melancholy and real, human stories that’d leave audiences utterly enamored. I’ve sat with this feature for days now because frankly, there are no words. Blindspotting is revolutionary in what it has achieved this season, and I’m coming up short with how to describe every little thing that it evoked, the season finale, “Bride or Die” especially. The series in a nutshell is a work of art, with spoken poetry and choreographed numbers

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Captain Carter in Marvel’s ‘What If…?’ Is Everything We Hoped She’d Be and More

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Disney’s What If…? has finally premiered and its first episode, “What if…Captain Carter Were the First Avenger?” is everything I could have hoped it would be. As the self-proclaimed biggest Peggy Carter fan, it’s great to get to see her shine in a way where her name is honored and remembered. Insert, my villain origin story always being the detail that people seem to often ignore just how much she has to overcome at a time where women weren’t granted voices in order to make the S.S.R. a better place. At the height of all, by some, she is often

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