The second season of Peacock’s Saved by the Bell reboot debuts today and there is one particular episode that caught my attention titled, “La Guerra de Aisha” directed by Maureen Bharoocha. In the seventh episode of the sophomore season, we are...
After years of anticipation, HBO has released the first official trailer for season two of Euphoria. The show, which premiered in 2019, received critical acclaim and gained widespread popularity after its first season. Loosely based on the Israeli miniseries of the...
VH1 and Paramount+ are about to make this holiday season a whole lot more sickening and draggier with not one, not two, but three RuPaul’s Drag Race universe events. On December 2, VH1 will “Ruveal” the cast of season 14 of the Emmy-award...
Lifetime continues a new tradition of LGBTQIA+ holiday romances with its first lesbian holiday romance, Under the Christmas Tree as part of is “It’s a Wonderful Lifetime” holiday movie slate. Under the Christmas Tree stars Tattiawna Jones, Elise...
The days of being kind and rewinding are coming back as Netflix has given a 10-episode series order to the single-camera workplace comedy Blockbuster starring Randall Park. There’s an interesting dynamic considering Netflix practically eclipsed video store...
Disney Branded Television has greenlit the new original animated comedy-adventure series Hailey’s On It! which will feature the voice talents of Auli’i Cravalho (Moana) who will voice the title character, Hailey; with Manny Jacinto (Nine Perfect...
Actor Ally Maki has done it all. She’s navigated the the social hierarchy of the Ivy League in Dear White People, balanced the forces of darkness and light in Cloak and Dagger, entered the world of Pixar in Toy Story 4, been stranded on a deserted island...
After six seasons of following the Bordelon siblings and the Louisana sugarcane farm left to them by their father, Queen Sugar is making its seventh season the last. Based on the novel of the same name by Natalie Baszile, Queen Sugar is Ava DuVernay’s family drama...
“If the culture wars could have a 9/11, it’s February 1, 2004.” These are the first words featured in the newly released trailer for The New York Times Presents: Malfunction: The Undressing of Janet Jackson. Like a bomb going off, a split-second moment —...
