Nicole Stawiarski
Freelance writer for The Thought & Expression Company, Inc.
Amazon’s New Rom-Com ‘Picture This’ Is Worth The Watch For Fans Of Simone Ashley From ‘Bridgerton’
Amazon Prime’s new film Picture This fully delivers on the ‘com’ half of the rom-com bargain.
3 Time-Hopping Korean Dramas That Altered My Brain Chemistry Forever
Korean dramas are know for their well, drama, and no one has done it this well since the Ancient Greeks.
Luca Guadagnino’s ‘Queer’ Hits HBO Max Today (3/28)
HBO Max is adding Guadagnino’s latest feature length film, Queer, to their streaming library today.
This New Documentary On Netflix Is The Most Devastating Thing You’ll See This Spring
Con Mum tells the story of renowned British pastry chef, and celebrity guest judge from Junior Bake-off, Top Chef, and MasterChef: The Professionals, Graham Hornigold, who found adult success after a childhood that involved adoption, foster care, abuse at the…
Only True Shah Rukh Khan Fans Have Seen These 6 Deep Cuts On Netflix
Shah Rukh Khan is the cultural reference for anyone trying to make an impact with Indian audiences, and everyone from former President Barack Obama to Dua Lipa and David Beckham have paid hommage to the Badshah of Bollywood and his…
Dear Netflix, For The Love Of All Things Gay, Do Not Cast Selena Gomez As Evelyn Hugo
Selena Gomez’s name has been floating around the internet as a possible lead for Netflix’s adaptation of Taylor Jenkins Reid’s The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo, a project stuck in development limbo since the streamer acquired the rights from Freeform…
4 Shows Like Netflix’s ‘The Residence’ (2025)
Netflix’s latest murder mystery, The Residence, is set in a White House filled with 132 rooms and 157 suspects, starring Emmy Award winner Uzo Aduba as the lead detective.
Everything Premiering On Netflix This Week (3/24 – 3/30)
There’s something for everyone this week on Netflix, whether you’re life-long stand-up fan, die-hard reality buff, crime loving thrill-seeker, rom-com softie, or period drama girlie. Check out each of the titles below to find your perfect fit.
These 5 Video Games Deserve Their Own TV Shows
After decades of milking the comic book cash cow, Hollywood is realizing that video games may be their newest recycling center for plot lines.
4 Glaring Flaws That Kept The ‘Severance’ Season 2 Finale From Being A Masterpiece
The Severance fandom that closely watched each episode and picked apart every easter-egg was met with a finale that provided answers they’d already figured out, while burning questions went unaddressed and new ones arose unnecessarily.
The ‘Materialists’ Is A Return To The Classic Rom-Com Formula We Know And Love
A24 just dropped the trailer for Materialists, Celine Song’s latest rom-com starring Dakota Johnson, Pedro Pascal, and Chris Evans. No, you’re not dreaming, but this is a no-judgement-zone if you want to pinch yourself just in case.
5 Bollywood Blockbusters You Need To Binge On Netflix This Weekend
Director, writer, and producer Karan Johar’s body of work plays a foundational role in the Bollywood canon. He brings over the top opulence, star-studded casts, unforgettable musical numbers, breathtaking destinations, and palpable chemistry to each of his projects.
2 British Dramas You Can’t Miss On Netflix + Hulu This Spring
If Princess Anne was your favorite character in The Crown, you’re a huge fan of Peaky Blinders, or you’re just a hard core anglophile, you need to check out these recent releases featuring Erin Doherty and Stephen Graham.
4 Shows To Stream Before ‘The Residence’ Premieres On Netflix Tomorrow
Shondaland’s latest project, The Residence, is a White House murder mystery with 132 rooms, 157 suspects, and Emmy Award Winning Uzo Aduba in the lead detective role.
These 4 Zodiacs Are About To Start A New Life Chapter In May ’23
LEO (7/23 – 8/22) Your new life chapter comes in the form of a person, Leo. There is someone you will cross paths with who could really use a person like you right at this very moment.
What Netflix’s ‘1899’ Tells Us About The Future Of Series Like ‘The OA’
Netflix’s 1899 is a peace-offering to an audience formerly known as “disgruntled OA fans”, once dismissed by the streaming giant on the alleged basis of niche taste but who now seem to represent a growing demand for an emerging genre with a business case.
‘Tár’ Is The Latest #MeToo Movie That No One Actually Needed
Sexual harassment is wrong—period, end of sentence. No matter who is in the position of power. As a woman, it is mentally and emotionally difficult to process the sheer amount of offenses exposed in past years by the media and later reinterpreted in art. We have documentaries on the USA gymnastics abuse scandal, The Morning Show, and Bombshell. I’m not sure Tár was a necessary addition or brought anything new or of value to the conversation.
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It is the impact I do have, however small, that I turn my focus to. The impact of an average, ordinary person.