'The Bachelor' Exec Breaks Down Exactly How They Chose Hannah B. As 'The Bachelorette'
When Hannah Brown (aka Hannah B.) was officially announced as the next Bachelorette, there were definitely, um, mixed reactions. Although…
Hulu 'Shrill' Review: A Quiet Revolution In the Portrayal of Fat Women on Television
In the fourth episode of Hulu’s new comedy series Shrill, our main character Annie delivers a powerful monologue about the…
Netflix 'Queer Eye' Season 3 Review: The Most Gender-Bending Season Yet
The Fab Five are officially back in business — this time in Kansas City, Missouri. Queer Eye season 3 dropped…
‘The Case Against Adnan Syed’ Uses Hae Min Lee As A Prop Instead of Giving Her Justice
HBO’s latest documentary, The Case Against Adnan Syed, markets itself as a promoter of justice. A four-part series, it delves…
'The Bachelor' Finale Promotes A F*cked Up Romance Trope And It's Not Ok
On night one of the dramatic two-night Bachelor season finale, Colton broke up with both of the show’s remaining contestants,…
'Riverdale' Has Slowly Become Yet Another Example of Token Minority Representation
There’s a fine line between diversity and token representation, and its one that television has found itself on the wrong…
There's a Serious Problem With the Way Jewish Women Are Portrayed on Television
We need to talk about the way Jewish women are portrayed on TV. There are so many issues with representation…
Why the 'Baby-Sitters Club' Netflix Reboot is Actually a Big Freaking Deal
The world’s best babysitters are back! Netflix announced that bestselling book series The Baby-Sitters Club will get a live-action television revival,…
Netflix's 'One Day at a Time' Needs to Rethink How They Portray Elena ASAP
Netflix’s One Day at a Time is by far the most revolutionary show on the network. The series is a…
'Grown-ish': Why It's Revolutionary to Watch Yara Shahidi Merely Scroll Through Instagram
In last week’s episode of Grown-ish, Zoey found herself going on an Instagram spiral. Insecure about her relationship with her…