Nicole Stawiarski
Freelance writer for The Thought & Expression Company, Inc.
It’s Never Too Late To Live Your Best Life
Scarlett Johansson makes her directorial debut in Sony Pictures Classics’ newest film ‘Eleanor The Great’, which will be released only in theaters on September 26, 2025. This film stars June Squibb as a 94-year-old woman who moves from Florida to Manhattan, following the devastating loss of her best friend and roommate.
2 New True Crime Series To Watch On Netflix In September
This month’s latest true crime releases are all about romance. How heady hormones and lustful limerence drive people to commit atrocious crimes, or fall victim to them, all in the name of searching for that special someone.
Every Netflix True Crime Title Released This Year (September 2025)
It’s time once again for our monthly True Crime check in, pulling together all of the new Netflix titles from 2025. This month, we’re sharing upcoming and recent releases for September.
What To Watch This Week, September 8 – 14, 2025: ‘Demon Slayer’ + ‘Only Murders’ Are Back
This week two beloved series return, one with a new season, and the other with a film, while a slew of new series make their debut, covering a number of genres and languages.
Emerald Fennell’s ‘Wuthering Heights’ Isn’t True to Brontë—But It Will Complete the Twilight-to-50 Shades Smutty Fanfic Loop
I have been to the actual Wuthering Heights.
I Walked Out Of ‘Honey Don’t!’ Confused About Everything BUT My Sexuality
Movies don’t always spell themselves out for us, and their endings don’t always wrap up neatly in a bow.
I Didn’t Think I Could Miss Anthony Bourdain More—Until TikTok Influencers Started Hanging With The Taliban
The internet wasn’t always such a cesspool… Or at least, I had no idea if it was back when my dad first let me use his work laptop to log onto DisneyChannel.com to play free games back in the 90s.…
Watch This Netflix Show If You Ever Felt Too Nerdy To Fit In
If your intellectual interests made you stick out like a sore thumb growing up, and you dreamed, not of changing yourself to fit in, but of living in a world where your passions could be not only understood but appreciated,…
What To Watch This Week, August 25 – 31, 2025: ‘The Thursday Murder Club’ + Return Of The ‘Walter Boys’
Netflix is bringing an A-List line-up to a new original movie today, My Life With The Walter Boys is back for a second season, and we haven’t even made it to the weekend yet!
I Can’t Believe I’m Saying This, But Harem Anime Is The Most Interesting Thing On Netflix Right Now
I know what it sounds like, but trust me when I tell you this is way less creepy adult bookstore, and way more One Thousand and One (aka The Arabian) Nights. Harem Anime is all about court intrigue.
8 New True Crime Titles To Watch On Netflix In August
Netflix has kept True Crime fans busy this summer with plenty of new releases to keep your curiosity satiated, for the time being at least.
Netflix True Crime Roundup (August 2025)
It’s time once again for our monthly True Crime check in, pulling together all of the new Netflix titles from 2025. This month, we’re sharing upcoming and recent releases for August.
Behind Its Literal and Figurative Body Counts, ‘The Hunting Wives’ Is Really About Messy Love
Romance, as a verb, becomes the ultimate manipulation.
Travis Kelce Is Dressing For The ‘Joe Dirt Gaze’ In His GQ Cover Shoot
It’s a very busy week for powerhouse couple Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift. He’s on the cover of GQ today (8/12), and the Chiefs’ ESPN documentary is dropping this Thursday.
What To Watch This Week, August 11 – 17, 2025: Texan + Korean True Crime
New titles are falling from the sky this week, and this weekend is especially ripe for true crime fans. We have new info on decades old cases and a follow-up to a chilling tale about self-professed prophets.
I’m Sorry, But ‘My Oxford Year’ Was Nowhere Near As Good As ‘The Life List’
I loved The Life List, and had the highest hopes for My Oxford Year. I even watched all of Sofia Carson’s films in the lead up to its release.
The First Two Minutes Of This Netflix Thriller Is A Jaw-Dropper—But The Ending To Episode 1 Is 100% ‘Chef’s Kiss’
The crime thriller genre gets pretty predictable when you know what tropes to look for, and Dept. Q has its fair share. Prickly cop with a difficult home life who uses cockiness and sarcasm as a coping mechanism? Check.
Only Brittany Snow Could Get Gays And Gun Owners Hooked On The Same Series
As newscasters continue to report on how politically polarized this country has become, and politicians continue to claim they each have the solution that will finally bring us together, I did not have it on my 2025 bingo card that…