On a normal day, the last thing I'd want to tune into is a stranger going about their daily mundane lives. But right now, when nothing is normal, all I want is for someone to share the same sentiments I've been harboring. Read More
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Turns out that the Reputation era, which was pretty bad ass if you ask me, was over faster than T-Swift's relationship with 85% of her beaus. Read More
The Jonas Brothers are back...and they've had sex. Read More
A podcast for mythology nerds, urban legend lovers, and people who enjoy an occasional libation. Read More
The ASMR community is growing every day...but WTF is it and why should you care? Read More
You might have missed out on one of the best pop punk bands of the 2000's... The Matches may have been eclipsed by bigger name bands during the alt-renaissance of the 2000s, but there's no denying that their music is true to its roots 'til the very end. Read More
Finally, A Series of Unfortunate Events gets the dismal treatment it deserves. Read More
I think it says a whole lot when a director has to explain what his film is trying to say; and Aronofsky certainly had something to say once the audience had enough to time to compose themselves after seeing Mother!...do we believe him? Read More
Oh look, here I go again giving my late-ass opinion about a show that's been off TV for a while! However, it's The Office and there's no such thing as a bad time to start such a miraculous journey. So what's so special about The Office, you say? Let me tell you... Read More
It's not often that a movie trailer leaves me absolutely speechless, so major kudos to any preview that's capable of demanding silence; even if it's only temporary. Less than a week ago, A24 released the trailer for upcoming horror flick Hereditary and it did just that (it is possible that I muttered "What the f*ck" under my breath). Read More
Tommy Wiseau may not have struck gold with The Room, and he certainly won't be remembered for his acting chops (the lack thereof, most likely), but The Disaster Artist affirms that his spirit and dedication have subconsciously produced a film far greater than anything he could have ever dreamed of. Read More
The rise of A Christmas Story from a box office bomb to an American Christmas staple is almost a miracle in itself. But beneath the film's seemingly vanilla story lies kitschy genius that can't be nearly appreciated enough in its yearly 24 hour marathon runs. Read More
'Love is Blind' is the real deal, people. Or at least as close to the "real deal" as you can get on a TV show. Unlike those other dating shows-that-shall-not-be-named... Read More
Immersion is the colossal cornerstone of Disney's brand, and their unwavering dedication to well-rounded, in-depth experiences is what continues to solidify their spot at the top of the theme park world. Read More
'You' has performed a feat unimaginable by most series nowadays: producing a leading character that in theory is downright despicable but somehow garners the unwarranted sympathy of the audience. Read More
Puberty is weird, but reliving it through animation is even weirder. I can't help but think that 'Big Mouth' is one of the best educational tools we have in our arsenal, and that pre-teens and teens alike should see it for themselves. Read More
Harry's story is finished, but 'Potterless' is telling the tale of a twenty-something year old dude reading Harry Potter for the first time... Read More
In a world filled with way too much noise, auditory and otherwise, nowadays it says more to not say anything at all. The movie business started with silent films, and in recent years more movies have been getting a silent treatment all their own. Read More
Marilyn Manson...love him? Hate him? Too scared to say? Read More
In my experiences, just mentioning Red Hot Chili Peppers is often enough to spark a full-on debate. I think this speaks to the fact that they're just one of those bands that you either love or hate. So, like any millennial would, I posted a status on Facebook asking my friends to tell me how they feel about them, and they sure came through. Read More
YouTube used to be known for its wacky content, but sensationalism seems to be the new wacky. With an influx of people like Paul jockeying for fame and funds, unlike the days of old where pride and developing a sense of community drove creators, YouTube has become a network chock full of money-grubbing wannabes. Read More
Once Netflix got ahold of all ten seasons of what seems to be regarded as the pinnacle of '90s programming, I no longer had an excuse for not investigating further. Also, I was kind of over not understanding references and wanted to see what all the hubbub was about. Read More
The Good Place presents the topics it addresses in a way that is engaging and thought-provoking (end of the first season, hello!), and it proves that TV has the potential to at least cause us to ponder about ourselves, or even to transform us into better human beings - and that's a good thing. Read More
The haters have spoken...well, more like Netflix has spoken. No more Miranda Sings and no more Haters Back Off, and that's a real shame because it was a truly unique show that championed the fact that it's alright for people to be their truly weird and gross selves. Read More