Callie Byrnes

If my social media newsfeeds have anything to say, it’s this: we are all Team Conrad, and Taylor Swift is cooking up something big for fans as she prepares to announce her next album. This morning, at 12:12 a.m.

We’re not even halfway through this third and final season of The Summer I Turned Pretty, but fans are watching closely, looking for clues that might point to who our protagonist Belly will end up with in the end.

The Summer I Turned Pretty is back for it’s third and final season, and it’s making a huge splash online already.

‘90s teens, rejoice! Okay, let me rephrase that: ‘90s teens, rejoice, but specifically if you weren’t a Dawson and Joey shipper, because this is for the Pacey and Joey fans specifically.

Are you using what astrology says is your power color?

Hello, it is I, your resident The Summer I Turned Pretty expert and historian. My credentials? I read the trilogy as a kid and haven’t been able to shut up about it since.

Somehow, magically (or maybe even miraculously), we’ve made it to the second half of 2025.

It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No, it’s our expectations for James Gunn’s Superman actually going through the roof! The rumors are true: superheroes are back in business.

With Superman smashing through the box office this past weekend (and easily prevailing, as Superman is wont to do), I think it’s official: Superheroes are back.

Aries Your card: The Empress This week, you’re reveling in abundance—whether that’s material wealth, emotional health, creative bounty, or all of the above.

“I, myself, was once a gay. Now I’m an ex-gay, Megan.”

Netflix has announced that, rather than getting a final season, the story is ending with a movie. Here’s what you’ll learn if you watch the show, whether you’re a first-timer or you’re watching it for the millionth time.

In the midst of the streaming era, when just about anything and everything we feel like watching is at the tip of our fingers, few shows really have the staying power to continue its popularity throughout the years. Gilmore Girls, however,…

Materialists is Celine Song’s newest film starring Dakota Johnson as Lucy, a matchmaker in New York City whose views on love and relationships are practical and intellectually driven—she can easily tell who will be a good match for each other based…

When you love someone, you should be willing to stand up for them (even when it’s scary).

“You’re full of hate and loathing, and I love it.”

“How would you like to make a very bad financial decision?”

“The dress is fine. The person in it, however…”