Tag: fiction
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IS WIDOW’S BAY HEADED FOR AN EMMY SWEEP? WE HOPE SO
Widow’s Bay has 19 Emmy nominations and 8 wins on the board from the Creative Arts ceremony before the main show even airs. For a freshman season, that’s a big flex. If you haven’t watched it yet, you’re missing out. The show centers on Matthew Rhys as the mayor of a small New England town…
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OUR TOP 7 DOLLY PARTON FILMS RANKED | IN HONOR OF A LEGEND
By now we’ve all heard the sad new of Dolly Parton passing on August 25, 2026, at the age of 80, after a brief battle with cancer. She was a singer, a songwriter, a philanthropist, and an actress who defied every expectation placed on a girl from the hills of Tennessee. Before we say goodbye,…
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HOUSE OF THE DRAGON SEASON 3 IS COMPLETE | BUT WHOSE SIDE ARE YOU ON?
Season 3 of House of the Dragon just wrapped and after the relative disappointment of season 2, this one came back with something to prove. The season centers on the full escalation of the Dance of the Dragons, the civil war between the Blacks, led by Rhaenyra Targaryen and her husband Daemon, and the Greens,…
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DO WE NEED PRINCESS DIARIES 3?
After years of rumors, casting calls, script rewrites and a castle sitting empty somewhere in Europe waiting to be used, Princess Diaries 3 is apparently still happening. Anne Hathaway confirmed as recently as July 2026 that the creative team has had what she called a “story breakthrough,” though she also admitted they essentially had to…
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REVISITING MALÈNA (2000): THE BURDEN OF BEAUTY
Malèna is a 2000 Italian film directed by Giuseppe Tornatore and starring Monica Bellucci. Set in World War II Sicily, the film follows Malèna, the beautiful young wife of a soldier deployed to war, through the eyes of Renato, a 13 year old boy who becomes obsessed with her. As Malèna navigates life alone in…
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MOTHER MARY (2026) | REVIEW
Mother Mary is an A24 film directed by David Lowery, starring Anne Hathaway as Mother Mary, a world famous pop icon preparing for a comeback performance following an onstage accident that left the public wondering whether she fell or jumped. Overwhelmed and unraveling, she shows up on the doorstep of Sam Anselm, her estranged fashion…
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5 MOVIES FOR VIXENS WHO LOVE BLACK QUEER LOVE STORIES
In honor of Juneteenth and Pride Month, here are five films that center Black queer stories with the nuance and care they deserve. 1. Rafiki (2018) A tender love story between two young women in Nairobi, Rafiki was so controversial in its home country that it was banned in Kenya for “promoting lesbianism,” a ban…
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SEND HELP (2025) WHAT DID I JUST WATCH| REVIEW
Send Help follows Linda, a dorky overlooked office worker who gets passed over for a promotion she was promised, then finds herself stranded on a deserted island with the exact man who screwed her over. What follows is part survival thriller, part dark comedy, part psychological horror and part twisted almost-romance. It’s pretty much unclassifiable…
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MY TOP 5 WOMEN OF THE BOYS: RANKED
Now that I have finally finished The Boys season 5, I am ready to talk about what the show actually got right. The plot may have started losing steam by the final season but the female characters kept me watching until the end. This list covers the full series run, not just season 5, because…
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5 MOVIES FOR VIXENS WHO LOVE A GOOD TIME TRAVEL STORY
Some films use time travel for action. These ones use it to ask harder questions about fate, regret, and whether knowing what comes next would actually change anything. 1. Mirage (2018) A woman in Madrid discovers she can communicate through time during a freak electrical storm and uses it to save a boy’s life. But…
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