By Ryan Di Corpo
The 24th Annual Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards, which aired this past Sunday on TNT and TBS, sustained the political tone that has marked the 2018 awards season thus far. The awards, held...
By Erin Cabrey
Over the past year, feminists have been wearing their hearts on their sleeves. From high fashion t-shirts to high school dress codes, women used their clothing in 2017 to fight for their rig...
By Erin Cabrey
The coming-of-age friendship story is a tale as old as television’s first transmission. TV viewers have seen countless incarnations of this essential genre many times before, several of which have t...
By Aislinn Keely
I’m bad at binge-watching. My attention span excels at the single serve 90 to 150 minute decision of a movie rather than the continuous re-commitment that serialized shows require. When Netflix asks me if I’...
By Gayathri Thelekatt
September is a month signaling new beginnings: going back to school, the coming of fall and the return (or premiere) of our favorite TV shows.
Over the past few years, Hollywood has been critici...
By Erin Cabrey
If there was one theme prevalent across Hollywood’s biggest award shows of 2017, it was the political dissonance in our country. The Golden Globes, Oscars and Grammys earlier this year set the stag...
By Erin Shanahan
Trevor Noah’s journey to his career as a comedian and frontman of “The Daily Show” actually began with a criminal act: his birth.
Noah was born during the time of the South African apartheid to a w...
By Elli Neeld
“Girls” concluded its sixth and final season with Hannah Horvath learning to look beyond herself.
While disjointed and anticlimactic in places, I found the final episode fitting for th...
By Erin Cabrey
MTV is in the midst of a makeover. With new CEO of Viacom Bob Bakish and president of MTV Chris McCarthy named late last year, plans have been forged to bring the once-beloved hub for music video pre...
By Megan Bronner
A new year and semester also brings new TV shows either worth binging all in one day or becoming a committed weekly watcher. Be prepared for eight new ways to procrastinate. These shows require y...
By Laura Sanicola
I was a bit late to watching “Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life,” but when I read Kevin Fallon write in the Daily Beast that “The ‘Gilmore Girls’ Revival Is Everything Yo...
By Anna Carey
This past Friday, one of last year’s best new shows, The CW’s “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend,” returned for its second season. The musical comedy revolves around former New York City lawyer Rebecca Bunc...