Yesterday, HBO released the first on-set photo of Nick Frost as Hagrid in the upcoming Harry Potter series, and it’s already stirring a lot of opinions online. Starting with Hagrid: I don’t mind the outfit. The olive-green jacket and striped T-shirt actually suit both Nick Frost and the character quite well. However, his beard and…
Category: TV Shows
“One Night in Idaho: A Heartbreaking Look at the College Murders”
In 2022, four University of Idaho students were brutally stabbed to death in their off-campus home in the quiet town of Moscow, Idaho. The killings shocked the small community especially since it had been eight years since the last reported murder in the area. The documentary One Night in Idaho – The College Murders is a must-watch…
10 Movie/TV Quotes That Changed How I See the World
Everyone has a favourite movie quote a line that sticks with you long after the credits roll. Some make us laugh, others give us courage, and a few can even change how we see the world. Here are my top 10, along with the scenes. 1. Yorki – Jojo Rabbit (2019) Quote:“The Russians, Jojo, they’re coming and…
“Ballard”: A Gritty, Gripping Spin-Off That Proves TV Still Has Its Edge
I’ve been saying it all year 2025 is shaping up to be the year of television, and Ballard is more proof of that. While movies this year have been sluggish filled with remakes and lacking in originality (even the new F1 film feels like a carbon copy of Top Gun, right down to sharing the same director) TV…
“Black Bird” on Apple TV: A Riveting Crime Drama You Can’t Miss
Apple TV’s Black Bird is an incredible show that’s been on my watch list for some time now and if you’re a fan of gripping true crime dramas, it absolutely deserves a spot on yours too. This six-part limited series is a masterclass in storytelling, even though it first premiered in 2022. If you’re feeling burnt out…
“Olympo” Review: A Stylish Yet Sluggish Dive into Sports Drama
Olympo was, unfortunately, a massive disappointment and there are far better sports-themed series out there. To start with, here I am watching another show with subtitles. That’s not a bad thing in itself, but the story has to be compelling enough to keep me engaged and this one struggled to do that. This Spanish Netflix drama follows a…
WHY “THE BEAR” IS THE MOST THEATRICAL SHOW ON TV
It’s chaos. It’s catharsis. It’s Shakespeare in an apron. From the outside, The Bear is a show about a kitchen and it is the boiling-point tensions, the burnt fingers, the constant need to “Yes, chef” through the smoke. Under all that chaos is something quieter, more deliberate, and maybe even more ancient. It’s theatre. It’s pure theatre…
We Were Liars Review: A Haunting, Beautifully Twisted Ride
I really liked We Were Liars, now streaming on Amazon Prime in a tight and bingeable eight-episode season. It had a moody, mysterious vibe that pulled me in right from the start. This young adult psychological thriller is based on the best-selling novel by E. Lockhart and brings the story to life with haunting visuals and…
EXCLUSIVE: MYRNA CABELLO, A MULTI-TALENTED AND INSPIRATIONAL ARTIST LIGHTING UP THE SCREEN IN APPLE TV’s “YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBOURS.”
Myrna Cabello has so many strings to her bow that you wonder where she gets the time to express her wonderful talent. We are thankful that this actor, voice artist, singer-songwriter, writer, director, producer and graphic artist is here to entertain and inform us through her work. A shining light of the Latina community, Myrna…
AMERICAN SWEETHEARTS: DALLAS COWBOYS CHEERLEADERS S2 REVIEW
“I kind of feel like Hannah Montana sometimes”, Madie (18) one off the rookie cheerleaders says describing her alter ego performing with the Dallas Cowboys, compared with her normal self. I love the different angle that this season provided. It had vulnerability, emotional depth and had more inspiring stories to tell. This season takes the…










