RuPaul’s Drag Race Recap S16E4: “You Can See Her Nefer-Titties”
“Whiplash! Love, Hershii,” reads the lipstick on the mirror when the Queens return to the Werkroom. Wouldn’t it be hilarious if one of the Queens,... Read More
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RuPaul’s Drag Race Recap S16E3: “You Would Think It’s Black Friday”
Fresh off Plane Jane’s win last week, the Queens file into the Werkroom so that their seven sisters from the first week can come in... Read More
RuPaul’s Drag Race recap S16E2: “She’s Got Three Names, She’s Got Three Homes”
Hershii LiqCour Jeté comes in first to start the night off, which is never great! I just think it can’t be fun to walk in... Read More
RuPaul’s Drag Race recap S16 E1: “The Time Has Come”
It has been 364 days since Luxx Noir London walked into the Werkroom and proclaimed that her entrance look lace front was 40 inches, sending... Read More
‘True Detective: Night Country’ Review: Memory and Mysticism Collide in Issa López’s Chilling Tale with Jodie Foster and Kali Reis
It’s December 17, the precipice of extended days of nights at the end of the world north of the Arctic in the fictional town of... Read More
‘Extended Family’ TV Review: Jon Cryer, Abigail Spencer and Donald Faison Go Back to Basics in NBC Throwback Comedy
The sitcom has evolved over time, and the age of the laugh track hit its peak in the 1990s before giving way to a new... Read More
‘The Crown’ Season 6 Part 1 Review: Elizabeth Debicki’s Empathetic Performance Gives Princess Diana’s Final Days a Moving Grace
When Netflix began its humble journey into the world of original programming over a decade ago, the streamer’s future held uncertainty as a new age... Read More
‘Julia’ Season 2 TV Review: Too Many Cooks in the Kitchen Leads to Underbaked Results
There are shows that work for a first season with exceptional performances, which is not limited to the lead, and interesting storylines that eventually fade... Read More
‘Fargo’ Season 5 TV Review: Juno Temple Leads an Explosive Outing of the Acclaimed Anthology
The illusion of freedom in contemporary America is pressed upon its citizens when we’re children, a drilled-in bit of misinformation that should never be challenged... Read More
‘The Curse’ TV Review: Nathan Fielder and Emma Stone Cast an Uncomfortable Spell in the Best New Show of the Fall
Internet trends are rampant yet short-lived, lasting no longer than a week. In fact, if someone watched the video from The Ring and only had... Read More
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