Category: Television
Mondo Bullshittio #38: The Antithetical Act of Lady Gaga—“LGBTQIA+ Ally” and “Bona Fide New Yorker”—Appearing on Friends: The Reunion
In a series called Mondo Bullshittio, let’s talk about some of the most glaring hypocrisies and faux pas in pop culture… and all that it [Read More…]
Unabashed White Parade That Makes No Acknowledgement of Some Glaring Issues: Friends: The Reunion
We knew, of course, that any “reunion” (a.k.a. a payout opportunity of 2.5 million dollars each) with the cast of Friends was bound to be, [Read More…]
More, More, More (Cocaine and Orchids): Halston
“Reviews don’t matter.” But oh, of course they do—despite the oft-repeated insistence of Halston throughout the eponymous limited Netflix series brought to us by none [Read More…]
Lo Siento J. Lo, Selena: The Series Is Better Than Selena
For many reasons, Selena feels—particularly at this moment in time—like a rushed project. Pushed out at an extremely breakneck pace (considering the way the film [Read More…]
Saturday Night Live Reached Many Lows with Elon Musk as Host but Nothing Quite as Affronting as the Super Mario Bros. Sketch
One would think that with “the landscape” being what it is that, by now, all forms of racism would be deemed offensive and unacceptable. Saturday Night Live, and [Read More…]
Chadwick Boseman As an NFT Feels Decidedly Black Mirror
Whatever NFTs really are—for no one actually knows their purpose no matter how intricately the reason for them is described—the look of the one created [Read More…]
So Glad There’s Finally A Show About Grimes and Elon Musk: Made For Love
In 2017, Alissa Nutting (what a last name, but who cares when you’re getting all those royalties with that moniker?) released her second novel Made [Read More…]
That Time Carrie Bradshaw Excused Away Sexually Predatory Behavior
Although Carrie Bradshaw (and Sex and the City in general) has been accused of many faux pas as the years have gone by, one of [Read More…]
Thanks to Lucille Bluth, Jessica Walter Will Forever Be A California Girl
Despite being born and dying in New York (which is just so…New York, by the way), Jessica Walter’s most iconic and memorable role—occurring in the [Read More…]
Just Shoot Me!’s “My Dinner With Woody” Episode & How It Applies to Woody’s Own Self-Deceptions
While we’re presently living in a period that has allowed little attention to be given to Allen v. Farrow (certainly not even half as much [Read More…]
