With Falling, T.J. Newman Delivers A Breathtaking, Unstoppable Thriller
You know going in that ‘Falling’ has an impossible hostage situation, but from the very start it goes in alllll kinds of directions that you simply could not envision.
The Haunting Novel Reese Witherspoon and Britney Spears Are Reading
This Ethiopian-inspired reimagining of Jane Eyre is gritty and dark, but hopeful, with a determined Black girl as the protagonist.
Black Sisterhood Is The Heart Of The Gossip Girl Reboot
In a world where Black women are regularly and repeatedly pitted against each other, on a show based entirely on interpersonal drama, it’s a wonderful reprieve to see the support and trust that they’re capable of.
Set Sail with Float Plan by Trish Doller
Float Plan is emotional, enlightening, empowering, encouraging —I think it could *and should* be the PS I Love You meets Eat Pray Love of our time.
Family Dynamics and Flirtatious Dares: Netflix’s Love & Anarchy
Love & Anarchy is as much of a flirtatious, spontaneous, surprisingly sweet adventure as the trailer had me expecting.
The Comfort Read I Didn’t Know I Needed: Better Than People by Roan Parrish
Charming, cozy, low-angst comfort with startlingly accurate anxiety rep, and a very relatably once-scorned-now-grumpy Romance hero.
Exploring Female Friendship, New York City, Queerness and Skate Culture: HBO’s Betty
Betty feels like a daydream. Do we really live in a world where this beautiful authentic gorgeous intimate incredible moment gets made into a movie, and then HBO picks it up for a series? Is the world really that good a place right now?