The Normal Heart: Heavy on Topic, Light On Story
HBO’s The Normal Heart stands strongest as a statement of purpose than an actual narrative piece, and considering the topicContinue Reading
Month: May 2014
Maya Rudolph’s Valiant Variety Show Effort
Back in the 70s, there was a genre of television that was enormously popular, the kind of program you would gatherContinue Reading
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Should’ve Been A Romantic Comedy
It became clear early in my viewing of The Amazing Spider-Man 2 that I was going to be annoyed whenever Andrew Garfield andContinue Reading
The Michael Jackson Hologram at the Billboard Music Awards Was A Disaster
I won’t bother recapping the 2014 Billboard Music Awards because, frankly, they don’t matter much. I figure the only reasonContinue Reading
Two Sailor Moons? The Original Series Is Back and Uncensored, But What About The Remake?
Viz Media announced today that they will be licensing the original Sailor Moon franchise in North America for the first time inContinue Reading
“You Don’t Know What To Do” Is Mariah Carey’s Best Song In Years
“Elusive Chanteuse” Mariah Carey premiered a new song on The Today Show this morning, and it has completely revived my belief inContinue Reading
It’s Time To Cancel Grey’s Anatomy
Last night, Grey’s Anatomy said goodbye to Cristina Yang, played by the brilliant Sandra Oh (who is still inexplicably without an Emmy). ShowingContinue Reading
Beyoncé Releases Elevator Fight Statement
May the shady memes cease and worshipping resume: Beyoncé has spoken. The pop superstar released a statement with husband JayContinue Reading
