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Every Year After Review: Prime Video’s New Summer Romance Had Us Hooked From the First Episode
Welcome to Barry’s Bay! This article contains spoilers Summer is just around the corner, and what better place to spend it than Barry’s Bay? Prime’s newest summer romance series has arrived, and I am completely obsessed. Based on the bestselling romance Every Summer After, Every Year After follows the love story of Percy Frazier and Sam Florek. Flashing back and forth across six summers and the present day, the series tells the story of how two best friends fell in love and w

Jacqueline
Jun 10


Power Book III: Raising Kanan Season 5 Review: Breeze Arrives as Shameik Moore & Erika Woods Tease What’s Coming Next
Hold onto your bucket hats and lock your kitchen doors, because South Jamaica, Queens is officially freezing over. The final chapter has arrived, and if you thought the Thomas family was dysfunctional before, the Power Book III: Raising Kanan Season 5 premiere is about to make your jaw hit the floor. Starz has finally unleashed the beginning of the end for Kanan Stark's origin story and whew, the temperature in the room just dropped to absolute zero. As the flagship prequel s

Je-Ree
Jun 9


My Adventures with Superman Season 3 Review: Superman’s Best Animated Series Keeps Getting Better
After two fantastic seasons, My Adventures with Superman returns for Season 3 and wastes absolutely no time reminding viewers why it's become one of the best Superman adaptations in years. While the action, animation and superhero spectacle are all top-notch, what continues to separate this series from other superhero shows is its heart. The relationships between Clark, Lois, Jimmy, and now Kara remain the driving force behind everything. One of the biggest highlights of the

Lance
Jun 8


The Vampire Lestat Episode 1 Recap: Rockstar Lestat Takes Center Stage
Louis de Pointe du Lac had his say, but the brat prince is officially holding the microphone. The highly anticipated premiere of AMC’s latest Immortal Universe extension has arrived with immortal ego with spectacular flair. Titled "Detroit," the opening hour shifts the franchise into an entirely new gear, trading the quiet, gothic brooding of New Orleans for the loud, sweaty reality of a modern-day rockstar era. Lestat is back, he is profoundly offended by Daniel Molloy's pu

Je-Ree
Jun 7


Masters of the Universe Review – A Must-See Fantasy Epic
Masters of the Universe is the long-awaited reboot of the beloved 1980s franchise, and as someone who has never been deeply invested in the world of He-Man, I can confidently say this film completely won me over. Whether you're a lifelong fan of the source material or a newcomer like me, this movie delivers an exciting, emotional, and visually stunning adventure that deserves to be experienced on the biggest screen possible. Leading the cast is Nicholas Galitzine as Prince Ad

Lance
Jun 7


Whoopi’s Wonderful World of Animation Takes Over Tribeca 2026: An Absolute Vibe
Leave it to the legendary Whoopi Goldberg to remind us that cartoons are not just a Saturday morning babysitter. Marking a full decade of curating animated magic for the Tribeca Festival, Whoopi returned to the 2026 lineup with her signature flair, dividing her empire into two blocks: the family-friendly Whoopi’s Wonderful World of Animation and the mature, 14+ Animated Shorts Curated by Whoopi G. Screening live at Spring Studios in downtown New York, the family block proved

Je-Ree
Jun 7


By Hook or By Crook Review: Why This 25-Year-Old Queer Cult Classic Still Hits Hard
I will admit that this is my first viewing of this movie, but I was so excited and honored to be able to watch a newly restored version for the 25th Anniversary of the film. Thank you to the creators and team for allowing me to screen an early release of this for review. By Hook or By Crook is truly a testament and landmark of queer cinema, particularly the trans and gender non-conforming subgenre in film. On the surface level, the film has a pretty simple overarching premis

Buddy
Jun 7


Office Romance Review: Jennifer Lopez Brings the Heat in This Corny, Charming Rom-Com
I went into this Jennifer Lopez romantic comedy expecting something light and maybe a little forgettable but I was genuinely surprised. Co-written by Brett Goldstein, the film is corny in all the right ways, full of charm, humor, and a few eye-opening moments that make it more interesting than expected. Overall, this is a fun, exciting ride of entertainment that surprises and tickles the fancy with its blend of romance and life. It has ridiculous moments, super performances a

Barbara
Jun 7


Dutton Ranch Episode 5 Recap: Rip and Beth Make a Deal
Dutton Ranch episode 5, titled "Peaceful Find Peace," shifts the narrative away from burning pastures and directly into the corporate snake pit. It turns out that losing an entire livelihood forces a family to make nice with the enemy, and honestly? We are so here for the petty drama. This week, Rip Wheeler and Beth Dutton pivot toward a massive corporate survival strategy, striking a deeply uncomfortable deal with their ultimate rival, Beulah Jackson, over at the 10-Petal

Je-Ree
Jun 5


The Chi Season 8 Episode 3 Review: Loyalty Is Tested in ‘Beneath the Icy Veil’
Episode 3 of The Chi Season 8, "Beneath the Icy Veil," continues to explore the consequences of secrets, loyalty, and survival as relationships throughout the South Side are pushed to their limits. Spoilers Ahead. One of the biggest moments comes when Reg finally reunites with Big Mike. What should have been a heartfelt reunion quickly turns sour when Reg learns Mike left him behind after he was shot because he didn't think he would survive. Whatever friendship they once had

Lance
Jun 5


Cape Fear Review: Javier Bardem is Impossible to Look Away From
Put on your favorite yellow suit and lock your doors, because Apple TV just dropped its highly anticipated 10-episode thriller, and whew, it is a whole lot to process. The internet has been buzzing about this remake for months, and now that the first two episodes have finally arrived, we finally know if this adaptation swims or sinks. In our official Cape Fear review, we are breaking down whether this star-studded psychological game of cat-and-mouse is worth your precious wee

Je-Ree
Jun 5


Brilliant Minds Season 2 Episode 16 Recap: Dr. Wolf Hits Rock Bottom While Bronx General Fights Back
Brilliant Minds Season 2, Episode 16 (titled "Senses") just went in hard. We finally get a deep dive into the fallout of Dr. Oliver Wolf's massive breakdown. The genius neurologist is no longer running the floor; he is officially a locked-in psychiatric patient at Hudson Oaks Behavioral Health Services. Between an emergency involving a world-class chef and a ruthless administrative coup back at the hospital, this hour delivers a massive shift in the status quo. Let's address

Je-Ree
Jun 3


MasterChef: Global Gauntlet Season 16 Episode 8 Recap: Backyard Challenge Ends with a Shocking Exit
The World Cup cross promotion continues to dominate MasterChef: Global Gauntlet. As a non-sports fan, this is too much but I understand why this is being forced upon us. This week, courtesy of Home Dept, the kitchen was turned into the ultimate backyard watch party, and the remaining home cooks were challenged to elevate standard game-day comfort food into fine-dining masterpieces in just 60 minutes. With a $2,500 Home Depot gift card, that coveted immunity pin, and total saf

Je-Ree
Jun 3


The Vampire Lestat One Night Only Concert Recap: Sam Reid Had the Beacon Theatre Screaming
Whew. Take a deep breath, Savage Garden coven, because television marketing just changed forever. AMC officially did their big one. On a beautiful weeknight in New York City, the historic Beacon Theatre was turned into a gothic-glam sanctuary for The Vampire Lestat: One Night Only live fan premiere and concert event. To celebrate the upcoming third season of Anne Rice’s Interview with the Vampire, (timed perfectly to the embargo lift which has the season sitting pretty at 100

Je-Ree
Jun 3


Review: Mindy Kaling’s Not Suitable for Work Is Serving Friends Vibes for a New Generation
Not Suitable for Work: The Next Big NYC Sitcom This Article contains spoilers. The first three episodes of Mindy Kaling’s newest sitcom have dropped on Hulu, and people are absolutely loving it. Following a group of twenty-somethings navigating post-grad life in Murray Hill, Not Suitable for Work is shaping up to be Hulu’s next hit. If you’re like me and have been craving a new, relatable sitcom, this show is absolutely perfect for you. Set in NYC, think of it as a modern-day

Jacqueline
Jun 2


‘The Vampire Lestat’ Review: AMC's Most Daring, Devastating, and Electrifying Season Yet
The Vampire Lestat is here in a season that is fueled by seduction, grief, spectacle, and the terrifying implosion of control. On the surface, this season looks and feels like a jarring departure from the malaise and melancholy of its previous seasons. And honestly, it is. According to AMC Global Media, "In the new rock-and-roll-centric season, the Vampire Lestat (Sam Reid) goes on an electric multi-city tour while being haunted by “muses” from his wild and rebellious past. A

Shekita
Jun 2


Euphoria Season 3 Episode 8 Recap: What Really Happened to Rue?
As Faye screams for Wayne, Rue (Zendaya) hits Wayne with a wrench and punches Faye (Chloe Cherry). Wayne shoots at Rue as she climbs up from the basement and makes a run for it. One of Laurie’s crew members cases her on horseback and throws a rope around her legs and begins dragging her back, but she narrowly escapes when one of Alamo’s men shoots the rider. Meanwhile, Maddie (Alexa Demie) and Cassie (Sydney Sweeney) sit in a diner. Cassie is stricken with grief, and Mad

Tiffanny
Jun 2


The Four Seasons Season 2 Review: Netflix’s Midlife Crisis Comedy Finds Grief in the Getaways
When Netflix announced it was turning Alan Alda's 1981 film The Four Seasons into a modern streaming series, eyes were rolled. Yet, the freshman run delivered an almost perfect look at modern adult friendships. Now that season two has arrived to test our patience, let's get into exactly how the Tina Fey, Lang Fisher, and Tracey Wigfield collaboration handles its heaviest narrative pivot yet: killing off Steve Carell’s Nick. The very first episode wastes no time throwing the a

Je-Ree
May 30


For All Mankind Season 5 Ends With a Devastating Titan Twist and Martian War
Apple TV’s favorite alternative-history space opera just wrapped its fifth season. The For All Mankind finale, titled "This Land Is Our Land," delivered the usual cocktail of high-stakes bureaucracy and near-death orbital mechanics. Between a catastrophic sacrifice on Titan and a literal scorched-earth policy on Mars, the episode proved that moving humanity to the stars just means we export our bad decisions at a faster velocity. Going Out with a Gasp on Titan The emotional a

Je-Ree
May 29


Dutton Ranch Season 1 Episode 4 Recap: A Brutal, Bullet-Riddled Turning Point for the Spin-Off
Welp, nobody ever said moving to Texas would be a vacation. Grab a stiff drink, because Dutton Ranch Season 1 Episode 4 just delivered some major heartbreak for our favorite country couple. The title of the episode is "Start with a Bullet," and it could've been called, "End with a Bullet" because that's what happens. Beth and Rip are put through the ringer, made to face a rancher's worst nightmare. From Montana to Texas, problems seem to follow these two across state lines. S

Je-Ree
May 29
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