Based on a True Story Season 2 Review: Still Ridiculous And Entertaining
Based on a True Story Season 2 is back and just as strong as the first season, especially with more of a focus on this key character. Read our review.
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Absolution Review: Not The Neeson Movie You’d Expect
Absolution is the newest title in Liam Neeson’s filmography, but is it as good as we’re used to? Read on for our review!
Cozy Up with These 6 Rom-Com Novels Releasing in November
Pickleball, pucks, and steamy pickup lines. It’s another impressive month of rom-com reads. Check out our cozy and cute picks for November!
5 Wicked Movies to Watch in November
November’s movie releases offer a feast of contemporary flicks, holiday rom-coms, and musicals. Check out our picks for this month!
7 LGBTQIA Books to Read in November: Interstellar MegaChef, Thanks for Listening, and more
November’s LGBTQIA books include Interstellar MegaChef, Thanks for Listening, and more. Check out the rest of the list!
Memoir of a Snail Review: A Stop-Motion Sensation About Grief
Memoir of a Snail weaves a powerful story about coping with grief and how it can define us if we aren’t careful. Read our review.
Jelly Roll’s ‘Beautifully Broken (Pickin’ Up the Pieces)’ Goes A Long Way With A Little Bit Of Gospel — Album Review
While ‘Whitsitt Chapel’s’ theme centered on taking the first few steps out of rock bottom, ‘Beautifully Broken (Pickin’ Up the Pieces) focuses on a continued upward momentum of accepting your faults and using the shattered pieces of your old self to build a new identity. Read on for our review of Jelly Roll’s ‘Beautifully Broken (Pickin’ Up the Pieces)!’
5 Fantasy Novels to Read in November: The Teller of Small Fortunes, Where the Library Hides, The Lotus Empire
November’s picks feature a fortune teller, a curse, deadly games, and more.
15 Horror Films as Taylor Swift Songs
While not obvious at first glance, Taylor Swift has a few hits that directly tie to famous horror films. Read our list of 15 Horror Films as Taylor Swift Songs.
Smile 2 Review: A Mentally Induced Psychological Horror That Succeeds the Original
Smile 2 puts the first film’s level of horror on a whole new level with an incredible performance in Naomi Scott. Read our review.