The Pharmacist is more than just a true crime docuseries

The Pharmacist, which became available for streaming on Feb. 5, is the latest true crime docuseries released on Netflix, following popular titles Don’t F*ck with Cats and Killer Inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez.

February 7, 2020

This week, NBC comedy The Good Place moved on to a better place—wink wink, nudge nudge—but only after imparting us with one final philosophical message.

February 7, 2020

Given the recent mainstream popularity of poets like Rupi Kaur, it’s no secret that there’s been a poetry revival over the last few years.

February 4, 2020

Two weeks ago, on Martin Luther King Jr. Day in the US, comedian and The Daily Show correspondent Jaboukie Young-White changed his Twitter name and picture to resemble the FBI’s official profile, and tweeted, “Just because we killed MLK doesn’t mean we can’t miss him.”

Netflix’s new docuseries, Cheer, has brought new meaning to the sport of cheerleading. The six-part limited series gives viewers an inside look at the grueling world of competitive cheer.

On Jan. 26, Kobe Bryant passed away in a California helicopter crash, which also claimed the lives of eight others, including Bryant’s second-oldest daughter, 13-year-old Gianna.

When Better Call Saul, a spinoff to the beloved AMC show Breaking Bad based on the secondary character Saul Goodman was announced in 2013, some fans were apprehensive.

Due to a historical lack of representation in the media to normalize their power, women face more scrutiny than men when they hold influential positions.

My sister and her friend came over for dinner just as my housemates and I were finishing the last 15 minutes of the newly-released second season of Netflix’s Sex Education.

 Just like every crush I’ve ever had, Disney+’s The Mandalorian seemed great but ultimately left me disappointed.

In an Instagram post last week, Justin Bieber candidly revealed he had been diagnosed with Lyme disease despite suffering silently from related symptoms for the last few years.

If you’ve scrolled through social media recently, you’ve probably heard about Harry and Meghan’s announcement. If not, I’m about to fill you in on all the royal drama.

With the release of her first full-length album since 2015, Rare, Selena Gomez has delivered an empowering message about loving yourself and removing toxic relationships from your life.

Netflix released the second season of You at the end of December, proving to viewers just how much an attractive white man can get away with in our society.

2019 was the year of movie reboots, remakes, and questionable sequels. In a renaissance of retreading familiar stories in film, Greta Gerwig’s adaptation of Little Women proves that some stories do deserve to be retold.

Last month, Harry Styles released his second solo album, Fine Line.

Winter is here: the seemingly endless season that wraps every Canadian in a cold blanket of darkness. 

The Bachelor returned this past Monday with a brand-new cast of single hopefuls and, as always, a dramatic season premiere.

It’s hard enough to remember what we had for breakfast last week, let alone all of the crazy pop culture moments of the past year. 

Many people rightfully despise the parade of Hallmark Christmas films that snowball us every year, but more than 44 million viewers have already watched dozens of new films this festive season.

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