I just want Jamie Dornan as Edgar to find love and be an official couple with someone and that's my take away. I would die for Edgar, a man tricked into almost murdering a bunch of people for love.

There's absolutely no excuse for "Music" to be as insensitive as it is. Sia had every opportunity to do right by "Music" but chose to convince a child into a role that completely dismisses the community it's based on. Now that the movie is out I'm content in watching critics hammer in the fact that this isn't it, and was never it to begin with. 

I decided to be sappy on Valentine's Day and I watched the finally installment in the Lara Jean Covey and Peter Kavinsky love trilogy: To All the Boys: Always and Forever.

WandaVision might not be for everyone and that's fine but stop giving it a "bad" review just because you're not willing to engage with the universe it's a part of. It's tacky. 

How many men have mediocre talent and careers that have been elevated by finding their niche and never going outside of it until they burn out? Do they get op-eds about them? Didn't think so.

It turns out helping incite an insurrection is actually a fine financial move, even a great one.

Last Week Tonight with John Oliver is already living in a future where the next pandemic has landed and we're not ok!

There was an entire generation of children in the U.S. who couldn’t care less about politics or even the novelty of entering a new period of history, but we did care about Shrek.

Please, filmmakers of the world, do not start adding memes to your movies. I'm begging you. I cannot take it.

Frog Lady and Frog Man, may your love remind us all of the beauty of Valentine's Day and what love really can be.