Category: Television
Lexi Featherston, Predicting New York City’s Demise Since 2004
New York City has been dying a slow death for a long time. Circa what year, exactly, depends on who you ask. For some, the [Read More…]
New Castle May Or May Not Have Just Had An Innovative Advertising Moment With Aubrey Plaza
When you think spokesperson, Aubrey Plaza isn’t exactly the first face that pops into your head. Regardless, New Castle–wielding the tag line “No Bollocks,” which [Read More…]
Tina Fey’s Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt Already Looks Like A Pale Comparison to 30 Rock
When you’re as seasoned in the TV game as Tina Fey, it can be difficult to meet the challenge of always surpassing yourself every time. [Read More…]
A Series of TV Movies Inspired by Dolly Parton’s Life? Yes, Please!
There are few lives as rife for an adapted narrative as Dolly Parton’s. And so, understandably, NBC has signed a contract with Parton for the [Read More…]
Broad City Heats Up With Season 2 Premiere
It’s rare that a great show is given the accolades it deserves and even rarer still that a show lives up to the fanfare surrounding [Read More…]
What the 2015 Golden Globe Winners Say About American Pop Culture Right Now
The Golden Globes have continued to gain more recognition as an awards ceremony that isn’t merely a bastard precursor to the Academy Awards. As its [Read More…]
Sweetie Dahling, Did It Really Take You 20 Years to Finish the AbFab Script?
Absolutely Fabulous has been a staple for alcohol-loving, luxe life enthusiast Brits and non-Brits alike since the show first aired in 1992. Resuscitated more times [Read More…]
Edward Herrmann: Putting A Posh Spin on Grandfatherliness
The typical stereotype of a grandfather tends to be a curmudgeonly old man who sits in a corner with bitterness radiating from his persona as [Read More…]
And I Will Always Hate Lifetime: The Network That Keeps Making Shitty Movies About Dead People
After the back-to-back shame and embarrassment of The Brittany Murphy Story and Aalyiah: Princess of R&B, Lifetime is back to give and receive more agony [Read More…]
A Tale of Three Bettys: Hofstadt, Draper and Francis
While it is generally assumed that Don Draper is the master of reinvention on Mad Men, in truth, it is Betty Hofstadt/Betty Draper/Betty Francis. Starting [Read More…]
