The 10 best movies and TV shows of 2019 so far
Only halfway through the year, and there’s so much quality movies and TV to catch up, all available to watch right now.
Only halfway through the year, and there’s so much quality movies and TV to catch up, all available to watch right now.
Sometimes, the only remedy to a bad day is by isolating yourself on the couch and watching a guilty pleasure show, and luckily for us, Netflix has several great options.
There’s no such thing as the wrong time to celebrate great movie dads, but with Father’s Day right around the corner, now is the perfect time! Check out our list of the 10 greatest movie dads of all time.
Universal Orlando has relied on big screens and motion simulation for its two marquee Wizarding World of Harry Potter rides, but its third, Hagrid’s Magical Creatures Motorbike Adventure, rewrites the script.
With the release of Aladdin and the live-action remake of The Lion King right around the corner, we rank the best (and worst) of the Disney remakes so far.
Get ready to rage out with Aggretsuko, an anime about dreams, reality, and aggression that is hilariously relatable to office workers.
Halfway through Toy Story 4, I realized that I had a slight problem. I’d been sent to review it but I got so wrapped up in the movie itself that I wasn’t looking at it critically. Then again, I guess that tells you everything about how much I enjoyed Toy Story 4.
We caught up with the Try Guys to discuss their new book The Hidden Power of F*cking Up, as well as their tour and what we can expect from them going forward.
Waiting for Tom Hanks is a great way to introduce your friends, family, and even the most casual rom com fan in your life to a wonderful world of books they may have been hesitant to consider before.
The 100 season 6 continues strong with “Memento Mori,” in which Bellamy and his friends discover that Clarke is dead while Diyoza and Octavia sample some local beauty products.
You won’t need any infinity stones to travel to the MCU with this new Marvel Disney park expansion.
May saw another side of Sarge while Simmons took a gamble on the future in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. 6×05.
Swamp Thing 1×03 introduces The Rot, increases Swamp Thing’s vocabulary, and continues the show’s streak of giving us excellent episodes.
We caught up with the Try Guys to discuss their new book The Hidden Power of F*cking Up, as well as their tour and what we can expect from them going forward.
Waiting for Tom Hanks is a great way to introduce your friends, family, and even the most casual rom com fan in your life to a wonderful world of books they may have been hesitant to consider before.
Prepare yourselves for another Veronica Mars mystery, marshmallows!
The Handmaid’s Tale 3×05 ratchets the tension in Gilead and beyond to unforeseen levels. Here’s what to expect in “Unknown Caller.”
It’s time for this season of Jessica Jones‘ big bad, Sallinger, to get his moment in the spotlight in the new trailer for the final season.
Frozen Beauty by Lexa Hillyer is a contemporary YA thriller about the power of sisterhood and the pain of death. Check out the cover reveal and prologue here!
The first trailer for Doctor Sleep, the movie based on the Stephen King’s sequel to The Shining, is here and it’s super spooky.
Daniel Radcliffe will soon be stepping in the world of Netflix’s The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt!
Taylor Swift has finally let us all in on the release date for her new album, Lover, plus when we can expect her next single!
The ReWatchable dreams up a sequence where they discuss Agent Carter season 2, episode 9, “A Little Song and Dance” and prepare for the series finale!
The ReWatchable team assembles a few newbies to discuss Agent Carter season 2, episode 8, “The Edge of Mystery.”
The ReWatchable crew joins hands to help Jarvis through the difficult times in our discussion of Agent Carter season 2, episode 7, “Monsters.”
The ReWatchable crew chats about and flails over Agent Carter season 2, episode 6, “Life of the Party.”
Waiting for Tom Hanks is a great way to introduce your friends, family, and even the most casual rom com fan in your life to a wonderful world of books they may have been hesitant to consider before.
Layla and Roth fans will be happy to know they make a sizable appearance here, but, as it should be, Storm and Fury gave me all the Zayne-y goodness I’ve been craving since the beginning.
The love story of Always Be My Maybe made my heart melt, but it was the way it showed Asian parents that made me cry.
Orphan Black may have finished its five-season run on BBC America, but we are still going to get new clone content in the form of audio dramas.
Get ready for more DC content on your TV! Syfy is working to develop a Krypton spin-off based on the DC Comics character Lobo.
Netflix is bringing back its fabulous docuseries, Dogs, and the streamer is on the lookout for new dogs to feature, like yours, perhaps.
Looks like the hit comedy Book Club is gearing up to bring fans another installment.
A dark figure of the past threatens to return in this powerful excerpt from Laura Sibson’s new YA novel, The Art of Breaking Things.
The incoming Kingdom Hearts 3 DLC will take what is already a great game, and make it even more fun to play.
There are a few wildcards out of the Smash Ultimate DLC characters, with Nintendo still keeping a couple of tricks up their sleeves as we await the next DLC release.
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