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Xiomara and Rogelio from Jane the Virgin! They go through SO MUCH together (no spoilers!), but the way they are always there for each other makes my heart glow.

Say it with me everybody: “bleach doesn’t lather!!!”

You got: Younger Millennial to Gen-Z Well hello there, YOUNG BLOOD! While your taste tends to favor the newer horror films, that doesn't necessarily mean you haven't seen your share of classics — but use this as an opportunity to see more! Alternatively, maybe horror just isn't your… Read More

Pretty much all of Sapphire’s “The Kid”, the sequel to “Push”, about Precious’ son. It had even more graphic descriptions of sexual abuse and violence than its predecessor, but with no light at the end of the tunnel, no happy ending, no hopeful ending note. I read it once and that… Read More

Cry it out! Feel all your feelings, write them down if it helps! Go through the motions, spend time with friends and family. Take your time to grieve the way you feel you need to, but give yourself a deadline for sitting in the thick of it. It’s all a process and you will toe a delicate… Read More

re: Bring it On: All or Nothing I really thought I was missing something as a wee 11 yr old. They were big up-ing her “skills” but we only saw the most basic of tumbling and passable rhythm. Only when I was older did I realize that a) it’s a gigantic cringefest (the cringey-est scene… Read More

My only beef with this article is the missed opportunity to say “‘No One’ could rock a Trilby like Alicia Keys”

At least Gianna will be taken care of, I guess...?

Just my view, but I think the point is that we’re going on this journey *with* Devi. As she learns to appreciate her culture, and voluntarily learns about it we will too.

*SPOILERS* I agree that Devi was being a selfish brat, but I disagree that it’s a problem or an irredeemable personality flaw. In fact, I’m pretty sure the point was to show how headstrong and hotheaded she is, because that’s just who she is. Her dad could handle it, her mom doesn’t… Read More