Netflix's 'Living Undocumented' Finally Tackles The Ghastly But True Reality Of Immigration
It’s funny how a country that was built on the systemic genocide of its native inhabitants treats “immigration” like a…
Netflix's 'Hello Privilege. It's Me, Chelsea.' Addresses White Privilege — It Also Couldn't Have Been Made Without It
In her latest Netflix film foray Hello, Privilege. It’s Me, Chelsea, Chelsea Handler seeks to tackle systemic racism in the…
The 'Saved By The Bell' Reboot And Privilege In Public Schools
TIME OUT! First, we got a Boy Meets World reboot, then Fuller House, and then we got the news that…
The 'Friends' Creators Have Regrets — Just Not the Ones You Think
In honor of the 25th anniversary, the Friends co-creators appeared on a panel at the Tribeca TV Festival. Marta Kauffman…
Netflix's 'Unbelievable' Is A Reminder Of Why So Many Victims Don't Report Their Rape
What do true crime and #MeToo have in common? They’re both huge movements right now. So it was only a…
'Girlfriends' is the Reason We Can Have Shows Like 'Black-ish' and 'Insecure'
Before there was Insecure, there was Girlfriends, the original black female friendship goals television show. 11 years later and a…
'The Hills' Audrina Patridge: I Finally Feel Like Myself Again
After an abusive marriage, a rough divorce, and a painful custody battle, Audrina Patridge is finally getting her mojo back.…
'Are You The One' Season 8 Has Become So Much More Than a Dating Show
If you told me I would be using the phrase “emotionally mature” to describe a mainstream dating show on cable…
'13 Reasons Why' Season 3: We Need to Talk About Ani and Casey
13 Reasons Why season 3 finally dropped on Netflix and like most people, I spent the majority of my weekend…
'This Way Up' Hits Way Too Close to Home
Hulu recently added British dramedy This Way Up and it really got to me — in more ways than I’d…