Television
Do All Asian Americans Have Daddy Issues?
Hollywood keeps running the same tired script about Asian American life: strict parents, culture clash, identity crisis, rinse, repeat. This pattern reduces such characters to struggle and excludes stories about adulthood, romance, work, or ordinary life. If we want real range, Asian American characters have to be allowed to exist outside the family–conflict starter pack.
The Return of the Movie Star, Times Two
Actors are doubling themselves to prove they’re still real in an industry built on copies.
‘Nobody Wants This’ is the Rom–Com We All Need
Can disagreements and arguments actually serve to strengthen connections?
Who Won Film and TV in 2025?
How theaters and streaming pulled in different directions
The Slow Burn of ‘Stranger Things’: Why Hawkins Took Its Time
Netflix’s biggest show grew up too slowly for its own good.
Please Don’t Ruin the Ryder Cup
Is sportsmanship dead? Have spectators killed it?
‘Peacemaker’ Season 2 Proves Even James Gunn Can’t Rage Against the Franchise Machine
The DCU’s best story is becoming another casualty of world–building, and Gunn’s double life as filmmaker and studio head may be to blame.
‘The Paper’ is a Spin–Off that Strives for Originality
What does the network sitcom look like in 2025?
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The Boys, Gen V, and the power of immersive marketing
Karma Finally Caught Up to Jax Taylor
The reality star has been fired from 'The Valley'—Bravo fans rejoice, hold hands, and sing songs in celebration.
‘My Life with the Walter Boys’: Different Season, Same Story
This show’s reliance of cliffhangers ultimately disappoints.
In ‘Overcompensating,’ the Show Never Ends
Benito Skinner’s latest project pokes fun at people who are always performing, and the punchline is that it’s all of us.
The Summer I Let a Teen Love Triangle Ruin My Wednesdays
Jenny Han’s beachy saga has always been about longing; yet, in its final season, it asks something braver: What comes after it?
This Week on ‘Love Island USA’
Season seven of the sun–soaked reality soap gave us messy men, villa politics, and enough drama to power a Bravo spinoff. Here’s a recap to help you remember who got dumped, who made it, and why we kept watching.
'Love Island USA' Week Five and Six: Summer's End
Confessions, Controversy, and Crowning Our Papaya Queen.
'Survivor'’s Fatal Mistake
Drama declines in reality television’s most cutthroat competition.
A Casting Controversy in the Apocalypse
Fan backlash, the male gaze, and why ‘The Last of Us’ refuses to look the way we expect.
'Love Island USA' Week Four: Are You a Girl's Girl?
As Casa Amor ends, the drama certainly doesn’t. Now remind me—is this still LIUSA or am I watching Peacock’s new Exploration Island?
'Love Island USA' Week Three: Casa Amor Strikes Again
Firepit drama reached fever pitch, a shocking double dump, and appearance by one three–time Grammy winner slash villa older sister.
