Emma Roberts Draws ‘First’ Blood with Vampire Drama on Netflix
Emma Roberts to ‘bite’ into YA vampire story for Netflix
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Killer Series Back from the Dead
Dexter the killer is revived by Showtime for a limited-run series coming next fall.
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‘Mad Max’ Prequel Finds Its Furiosa
Furiosa’s younger iteration has been found in Anya Taylor-Joy, though this prequel may be a long way off.
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What You Will – and Won’t – See in Season 3 of ‘The Boys’
Get ready for Jensen Ackles, the return of Becca and Homelander’s son, and the Herogasm when The Boys returns for its third season.
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“Bly Manor”: Slow Burn, Fewer Chills than “Hill”
Review: ‘The Haunting of Bly Manor’ may pale in comparison to its ancestor ‘The Haunting of Hill House’, but it is still worth a watch.
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No Bad Ideas? Flaming Lips Propose Bubble-Wrapped Concert
If you said you would do literally anything to safely attend a live show again, your bluff has been called.
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City Names Sewage Treatment Facility After Obscure British Newsreader
John Oliver’s latest verbal flame war gains him the coveted honor of have a sewage treatment plant named after him.
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Disney Takes a Shine to Apple Music
Disney and Apple music bring all your favorite Disney (and Disney family) bops to one location in Apple’s dedicated Disney zone.
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Beginning of the End: ‘Supernatural’ Launches First of Final Seven Episodes
Supernatural is ending after 15 years with a light-hearted holiday episode to ease you into an emotional series finale.
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Rumored: ‘Wonder Woman 1984’ Headed Direct to Streaming
‘Wonder Woman 1984’ was poised to save movie theaters. Is it too late for even a goddess to come to the rescue?
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- The Rise of Skinny Culture (Again) July 9, 2026Olivia and Shauna recount their weekend in San Francisco enjoying the best that Pride Month has to offer there: Drag acts, wig snatching contests, music, brunch - all the good stuff. Then they get serious and talk about a topic that some could find triggering - the rise (once again) of the "thin is in" […]
