‘Hacks’ season 2 premiere review: The shrewd stand-up comedy series kills it again

One of the most powerful scenes in Hacks Season 2 is when Deborah (Jean Smart) confronts Ava (Hannah Einbinder) about an email she sent to two Hollywood writers in the Season 1 finale. During the scene, the angry comic forces…

‘When You Get the Chance’ review: Emma Lord’s newest novel is romantic and musical

Emma Lord has done it again, reinvigorating us all with a new story with romance, family drama, and musicals! When You Get the Chance tells the story of Millie Price, a teenager dead-set on achieving her dream of becoming a…

‘The Chair’ review: Sandra Oh is perfect in this imperfect Netflix series

Sandra Oh shines in Netflix’s latest series ‘The Chair.’

‘Stranger Things’ star Finn Wolfhard is a part of the next generation of ghostbusters in ‘Ghostbusters: Afterlife’ trailer

Based off of the 1984 American supernatural comedy film Ghostbusters, the ghosts return yet again in the franchise’s fourth installment, Ghostbusters: Afterlife. Sony Pictures released its official trailer on July 27. Set thirty years after Ghostbusters II, Ghostbusters: Afterlife follows…

Looking for something to watch? Check out these 5 binge-worthy Netflix shows

We all know that feeling of watching a show and binge-watching episode after episode. Here, I compiled a list of five binge-worthy Netflix originals streaming on the platform. All the way from teen dramas to mysteries to reality shows, I…

Otis & co. “choose Moordale” in ‘Sex Education’ season three teaser trailer

Fans of the British comedy-drama series, Sex Education, won’t have to wait much longer for the storyline to continue. Netflix just dropped its first season three teaser trailer July 19, giving viewers a sneak-peak of the upcoming season, slated to…

‘Schmigadoon!’ 1×01 & 1×02 Review: Apple TV+’s musical parody sings (if you’re in on the joke)

The key to AppleTV+’s Schmigadoon! lies in the exclamation point: a reference to Oklahoma!, the 1942 work by Rodgers and Hammerstein considered the first “true” American musical. The exclamation point is as much a reference as it is an indication…