Charlene Badasie

Charlene is a multifaceted writer and pop culture enthusiast. Her work has been featured in Glamour, GQ, HuffPost, CBR, and more. She loves the Backstreet Boys, advocates individuality, and is a firm believer in pancakes for dinner.

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Charlene Badasie

5 Forgotten TV Shows That Shaped The Millennial Generation

If you’re a Millennial, you may remember some of these life-changing TV shows.

4 Sitcom Relationships That Are Actually Toxic

Don’t base your relationship skills around these famous fictional couples.

The 4 Best Crime TV Shows Based On Troubling True Events

These thrilling TV shows are proof that truth is much scarier than fiction.

4 Movies That Send The Wrong Message About Relationships

Maybe we shouldn’t use these romantic comedies as a guide for a healthy relationship.

4 Important Life Lessons From The Characters Of ‘Better Call Saul’

We could all learn a little something from the Breaking Bad spinoff, Better Call Saul.

‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’ Is Getting A Legacy Sequel, But Will It Work?

The horror genre has been rehashing old ideas for decades. Halloween killer Michael Myers terrorized his victims across 12 movies from 1978 to 2022.

The 4 Best TV Series Starring Nicole Kidman

To say that Nicole Kidman is one of the most talented actors in the world would not be an understatement. After mastering her craft in several Australian projects, Kidman’s big Hollywood break came when she played Dr.

4 Popular And Life-Changing Retro TV Series Full Of Girl Power

How many times have we heard the phrase “strong female characters” when Hollywood studios are marketing their next big project? The right answer is – too many times to mention. Although series like Agatha All Along and Ms.

4 Amazing ’90s Movies That Perfectly Capture The Millennial Teenage Experience

These ’90s movies still stick with Millennials to this day.

The Worst and Best Characters From ‘Breaking Bad’ Are Actually The Same Person

The best characters in Breaking Bad are the ones that skirt the line between “good” and “evil.”

The Best Comfort Movies To Watch When You’re Feeling Down

Everyone has days when they feel a little off. It just means that you’re human.

Walter White Was Not The Villain In ‘Breaking Bad’ … He Was Its Tragic Victim

Upon closer examination, the series is actually an exploration of how far an inherently good, quiet, intelligent person can be pushed before they snap.