TV
If you haven’t already, you should definitely watch This Is Us. It’s a beautifully realistic show about a family that will have you crying harder and harder each episode because it is just that good and powerful. Now I know I’m a little late, but I just finished the first season. Throughout the season, I
I, like thousands of people in the world, am a huge fan of the T.V. show Friends. Although I was very young when it ended, I’ve been able to enjoy it through reruns. With Joey and Chandler’s antics, Phoebe’s ridiculous songs, and Ross and Rachel’s ongoing relationship drama, I was hooked the first time I watched
Scandal, a much-beloved show created by the infamous Shonda Rhimes, is heavily rumoured be coming to an end after season seven. Scandal follows DC “fixer” Olivia Pope and her team as they navigate election riggings and presidential affairs. Though the show has taken a wild turn off the tracks in the past few seasons— evil
Begone, dystopian-themed television! With shows like MTV’s Scream, the CW’s Riverdale, and NBC’s upcoming Midnight, Texas, it’s clear that the classic small-town mystery seems to be the way to go in 2017. Even though these shows are currently not on the air, there’s a new series coming next week to fill that murder-soap opera hole
In the months since President Trump has taken office, policies and opinions regarding science have infiltrated the media. Whether it’s coverage of the various climate and science marches across the world, misleading statements Trump makes about energy, or news of the censoring of government-funded science organizations, chances are you’ve seen something about science in the news
*warning: spoilers ahead* After 15 weeks and 3 good episodes, Riverdale’s first season has finally come to a close. The show revealed Jason Blossom’s killer in last week’s episode and the finale dealt with the characters coming to terms with what had happened, tied up a few loose ends and left a few cliffhangers. In
It’s no secret that 13 Reasons Why brings up strong emotions in people. It has professional psychologists, parents and schools weighing in. Hundreds of articles have been written about it and in every lunch break, without fail, you hear it from across the cafeteria. That’s a pretty big reach for one TV show. There is no denying
Dance Academy is an Australian show about Tara Webster, a girl who is accepted into the National Academy of Dance, a very prestigious school for dancers. She travels from her little town to Sydney, when through the years she will learn different dances – such as ballet or hip hop – and she will form
SPOILER ALERT: Dear White People, Season 1, Episode 2 As journalists, we are taught that news is an objective declaration of facts presented in an unbiased manner. Many journalists and publications subscribe to this philosophy, and Americans have bought into it. Although not all Americans agree on what news sources are objective (like Trump’s simple, pathetic attack on certain publications as “fake
Recently the critically acclaimed 13 Reasons Why was renewed for a second season. This Netflix original depicted the suicide of Hannah Baker and how her fellow classmates all contributed to her death. Now since this show premiered on March 31, it’s been hard to say you haven’t heard about it. It became Netflix’s most tweeted-about show, surpassing
NBC made a bold move in late 2015 when they decided to launch a duo of sitcoms to air on Monday nights. The two shows, Telenovela and Superstore, were launched with little warning and were thought by many to fail miserably. Telenovela, a Latino soap opera, was canceled when episode after episode resulted in incredibly low
Dear white people, this one is for you. Netflix released its newest original series Dear White People and it’s fantastic, but the sad truth is that the people who need to watch the show most probably won’t. This is primarily from the fact that when people see “Dear White People”, they miss the irony and
