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The first season of Glee is charming but infuriating—it’s the perfect example of how not to do satire. 

Riverdale’s writing, acting, and musical choices in its most recent season have turned even its most dedicated viewers away. But with change on the horizon in the world of Riverdale, it’s possible the show may be able to save itself from more self-inflicted embarrassment in season five. 

I don’t know about you, but I’m starting to feel like 2020 is an absolute dumpster fire.

As I sit at home in pyjamas and no makeup, sad and annoyed because coronavirus has stolen the best thing about being home—seeing my high school friends—I’ve found that the only things there are to do include reading books, going on walks, and binging an endless stream of TV shows.

Both driven by the talented Michael Schur, The Office and Parks and Recreation (also known as Parks) are among the most bingeable TV comedies in recent memory.

BoJack Horseman ended its run this winter after six seasons. For a show that spent much of its time exploring the titular character’s soul, even after its finale, a major question remains: Is BoJack redeemable?

The day that the new Star Trek series premiered, my grandma called to remind me that it was on at 8 p.m. She didn’t want me to forget and miss it—especially given the franchise’s significance to my family.

Since coming onto the music scene back in 2014, Halsey has proved she’s not afraid to get personal.

Like many other Gen-Z women, I was extremely excited when Disney+ announced that it would reboot Lizzie McGuire last August.

Do you remember the delightfully uncomplicated early 2010s, when movie adaptations of popular young adult (YA) dystopian novels dominated the box office?

Being a teenager can be rough. It’s a time of uncertainty, between changing family dynamics, frighteningly strong emotions, and sexual confusion. Now, add destructive superpowers you don’t know how to control to this laundry list of problems.

To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You is nothing if not charmingly predictable.

Like many others, I was quick to subscribe to the streaming service Disney+ when it was released this past November.

After a few years of controversy over the lack of diversity in nominees and award-winners, the 2020 Oscars saw audiences reasonably content with this year’s results.

On Super Bowl Sunday,Sabra Hummus aired the most underwhelming commercial to grace 99.9 million screens.

I really love Taylor Swift.