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INTERVIEW: Iliza Shlesinger Talks Comedy, Mark Wahlberg, and Spenser Confidential

By Rachel Leishman Mar 6th
Homophobia Is at the Sick Root of The Trials of Gabriel Fernandez

By Princess Weekes Mar 2nd
And Now, The Witcher’s Entire Plot Parodied in 20 Seconds

By Kaila Hale-Stern Mar 2nd
The Nerdy Beauty of Netflix’s I Am Not Okay With This

By Rachel Leishman Feb 28th
Thank You, Bojack Horseman, for … Well, Not Being Philbert

By Mark Laherty Feb 26th
Netflix Has Recruited Manga Icons CLAMP & Others for Upcoming Original Anime Content

By Princess Weekes Feb 25th
The Witcher Casts 7 New Roles as Season 2 Production Starts

By Kaila Hale-Stern Feb 21st
Everything Coming to Netflix in March 2020

By Kaila Hale-Stern Feb 19th
Netflix Possibly in Talks to Extend Lucifer! Again!

By Jessica Mason Feb 14th
Things We Saw Today: Wow Did The Witcher TV Show Help Sell a Lot of Books and Video Games

By Kaila Hale-Stern Feb 13th
For Me, BoJack Horseman Became a Call to Action

By Princess Weekes Feb 12th
Review: To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You Is a Beautiful Look at Young Love

By Rachel Leishman Feb 12th
Netflix Renews Sex Education for Another Sex-Positive Yet Awkward Season!

By Princess Weekes Feb 11th
Netflix’s Locke & Key Is a Delightfully Dark (If Uneven) Take on the Comics

By Vivian Kane Feb 11th
Even a Sword Historian Agrees That Henry Cavill Looks Good Wielding a Sword

By Princess Weekes Feb 10th
When Is Chilling Adventures of Sabrina Going to Learn How to Handle Its Black Characters Properly?

By Princess Weekes Feb 10th
Our Long, National Nightmare Is Over: Here’s How to Turn off Autoplay on Netflix

By Jessica Mason Feb 7th
What to Watch Tonight Instead of the State of the Union

By Jessica Mason Feb 4th
So, Was the Ending of BoJack Horseman Satisfying?

By Princess Weekes Feb 4th
Sex Education Shows the Trauma of Assault Without Falling Into the Usual Pitfalls

By Princess Weekes Feb 3rd