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Introducing ‘The 100’: The best show you’re not watching
The CW drama The 100 is entering its second season this fall, renewed due to its strong concept and fantastic first season. It’s not too late to let this underappreciated TV gem seduce you. Now is the...
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‘Queen of Hearts: The Wonder’ book review: Journey into the Twisted Wood...
Queen of Hearts: The Wonder by Colleen Oakes is the second book in the series that follows the Queen of Hearts as she turns from an innocent princess to the infamous villain. The Wonder by Colleen...
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‘Selfie’ pilot recap: Let me take a… err, never mind
The new ABC sitcom Selfie premiered tonight! Read our recap of the first episode, and tell us what you thought. Selfie stars Karen Gillan and John Cho, and is based on My Fair Lady. It was created by...
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‘Hit’ book review: When the world comes crashing down
Hit by Lorie Ann Grover is a powerful book about tragedy and recovery which shows you both sides of the story, for better or worse. Hit by Lorie Ann Grover follows the story of two characters, Sarah...
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‘Blood of Olympus’ book review: The end to ‘Heroes of Olympus’
When Blood of Olympus by Rick Riordan hit shelves, it marked the end of the Heroes of Olympus series. Read our review of the final installment right here. Blood of Olympus found our favorite heroes...
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‘Corruption’ book review: Tragedy, but not without hope
Corruption by Jessica Shirvington completes the science-fiction duology than began with Disruption. At the end of Disruption, we left Maggie Stevens in the dark, abandoned by her father and by the one...
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Jennifer L. Armentrout fans choose the ending of ‘Every Last Breath’
Stone Cold Touch by Jennifer L. Armentrout releases today and she is letting fans choose who Layla will end up with. Trust us, after you read Stone Cold Touch, that choice may be hard to make. Review...
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‘Find Me I’m Yours’ book review: A revolutionary transmedia experience
We can pretty much guarantee you haven’t read a book quite like Find Me I’m Yours by Hillary Carlip. It’s more than just a story; it’s an experience. Find Me I’m Yours by Hillary Carlip is a...
View Article‘Big Hero 6’ is now in theaters – What’d you think?
Walt Disney Animation Studios’ latest film Big Hero 6 opens in theaters this weekend and packs an emotional punch. The story is based on the Marvel comic series of the same name, but the comparisons...
View ArticleAre we one step closer to Batman on ‘Gotham’?
Last night saw big steps for Gordon, Bruce, and Mooney on last nights episode of Gotham season 1, episode 8, “The Mask.” Everyone’s got their own plan in mind on Gotham and Mooney’s is really starting...
View Article‘The Hobbit’ reviews describe finale as one of the best Middle Earth movies
The first reviews for The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies are in, and many critics are praising the finale. The third and final Hobbit held its world premiere in London on Monday night, and...
View ArticleSix reasons to watch – and love –‘Agent Carter’
We’ve seen the series premiere of Agent Carter, and trust us, it’s a hit. Here are six reasons to travel back in time with the Marvel-ous new miniseries! The cast is fantastic If you’re interested in...
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‘Agent Carter’ premiere recap: In a league of her own
Peggy Carter made us laugh, cry, and kneel before her awesomeness in the Agent Carter premiere. Check out our recap and share your thoughts on the first two episodes! ‘This is Not the End’ New York,...
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‘The Conspiracy of Us’ book review: An intense page turner
The Conspiracy of Us by Maggie Hall is an intense page turner filled with intrigue, lush settings and a dash of romance. This is a one sitting read because once you start it is impossible to not follow...
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‘The Law of Loving Others’ book review: It cannot be discovered by reason
The Law of Loving Others by Kate Axelrod continues the trend of contemporary books highlighting important social issues, such as mental illness. Axelrod’s novel is about a girl named Emma who comes...
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‘Elementary: The Ghost Line’ book review: Familiar, but brand new
Elementary: The Ghost Line by Adam Christopher gives fans of Sherlock Holmes and Joan Watson an additional case with higher stakes to tackle. Fans of CBS’s Elementary series starring Jonny Lee Miller...
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‘Always Watching: A Marble Hornets Story’ movie review: Tell, don’t show
Set in the universe of the Marble Hornet horror web series, Always Watching maintains some of the fun elements of its amateur source material, but is plagued by lackluster sound mixing and an over...
View Article‘Limitless’ pilot review: The unmissable adventure continues
The Limitless pilot premiered at SDCC, and you don’t want to miss this show in the Fall. Check out our spoiler free review for more. Limitless begins where the movie of the same name left off, and...
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‘A Whole New World’ review: An interesting twist on a Disney classic
Fans of the Disney classic Aladdin will love Liz Braswell’s new novel A Whole New World, which offers a fresh and twisted take on the beloved tale. What if Aladdin fell back into the Cave of Wonders...
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New app Peeple is here to rate you on a scale of 1-5, and probably ruin your...
A new app called Peeple allows users to rate real people on a scale of 1-5, and you can’t delete the results. Peeple, an upcoming app for the iPhone, can best be described as, “Yelp for people.”...
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