Noah Kahan’s The Great Divide is the album of the year. 10/10. No notes. I’m still crying about it.
Analytical Features, Reviews, and Big Feelings
Noah Kahan’s The Great Divide is the album of the year. 10/10. No notes. I’m still crying about it.
Girls don’t want diamonds or flowers, they want The Holiday cottage.
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If you’re anything like me, and you’ve been waiting to start watching The X-Files, consider this your sign.
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Very few things make sense the way Parks and Recreation does, but there are still very few words to describe why it’s so perfect.
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Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen’s Two of a Kind was a cancelled too soon, but I remember it being an absolute blast.
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It’s a day ending in y and we’re emotionally compromised over Kanej and Taylor Swift’s “The Great War.”
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With the release of KPop Demon Hunters and its instant popularity, the film affirms the fact that we need more original stories.
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We don’t all agree on much, but it’s a beautiful thing that we agree on the brilliance of Parasite.
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We’re not asking for much, but we just want to see Superman and Lois shine as a couple in the new film.
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Stefan and Elena’s first kiss is still one of the most honest and heartfelt moments on TV.
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Amy March delivers one of the most relatable quotes in Little Women, and it’s time to cry about it again.
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Even as it rips your heart out and tears it to shreds, Suzanne Collins’ Sunrise on the Reaping is a perfect book through and through.
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My Fault London original score and soundtracks are bops
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Let River Cartwright be happy 2k25. Please, I’m begging.
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Declan O’Hara and his mustache. That’s it. That’s the post.
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Alan Silvestri’s “Practical Magic” theme is impossible to describe, but it sounds exactly as soothing as the autumn season tends to be.
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It doesn’t make much sense, but the vibes in Clue make it the best kind of movie to watch on a rainy day.
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It’s rare for a cast to be as perfect in their portrayals of beloved book characters the way the Shadow and Bone cast is.
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The Fall Guy’s “All Too Well” scene is both deeply unserious and gorgeously sincere at the same time
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In this house, we’re still obsessing over the Challengers original score.
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