Trisha Bartle
Trisha’s your resident tarot reader, rom-com lover, and horror connoisseur. In addition to using her vast knowledge of all things cinema to helm Thought Catalog’s TV + Movies entertainment section as Lead Entertainment Editor, she also offers her tarot expertise to Collective World. Trisha splits her time between making art and being awesome.
How To Channel Main Character Energy Like The Ghoul From ‘Fallout’
Fallout continues to captivate audiences, and there’s a good reason why. While Walton Goggins’ Ghoul has questionable morality at best, we can all channel some of his chaotic main character energy.
Which Classic ‘The Office’ Cold Open You Are, Based On Your Zodiac Sign
We all have a favorite The Office cold open. Does yours match your zodiac sign?
This 1992 Cult Classic Is The Only Movie You Should Watch This Earth Day
There’s one movie that’s a must-watch for every Earth Day, and here’s a hint: It stars Tim Curry and Robin Williams.
Lessons On Life And Love I Learned From ‘The DUFF’
Mae Whitman and Robbie Amell’s The DUFF is the exact right kind of teen rom com that will teach you a thing or two about love and self-acceptance at any age.
12 Classic 90s Movies That Will Make Any Millennial Cry Instantly
These 90s movies made us Millennials cry when we were kids–and they’ll likely make you cry now, too. I’ll tell you exactly where to stream them.
Here’s Why Everyone’s Talking About 2020’s Best Rom Com Again (And Why You Should Stream It Tonight)
You may be noticing Palm Springs popping up in your feed, and you have a new Amazon Prime rom com to thank for that.
6 Steamy Plus Size Romance Novels To Read Ahead Of ‘Bridgerton’ Season 3
With the release of the official trailer for Netflix’s Bridgerton Season 3, we take a look at the best plus size romance novels to whet your appetite while you wait. (You’re welcome!)
From ‘When Harry Met Sally’ To ‘Bewitched’–An Ultimate Ranking Of Nora Ephron’s Rom Coms
Nora Ephron is known for her romantic comedy movies, and for good reason. Here’s the definitive ranking of each one–and where to stream them.
Happy Rex Manning Day! 9 Behind-The-Scenes Facts About ‘Empire Records’ For The Elder Millennials
Empire Records was a smash hit cult classic with elder Millennials in the 1990s. Since April 8 is Rex Manning Day, here’s a look at some cool behind-the-scenes facts about Empire Records.
4 Things We NEED In The New Season Of ‘The Circle’ (Or We Walk)
The Circle Season 6 comes out April 17, 2024 and it promises to be even wilder than you expected.
A Look Back At What Made Each Ghostbusters Movie Amazing (Yes, Even That One)
Every Ghostbusters movie has something awesome to offer–even THAT one.
5 Empowering Life Lessons From Netflix’s ‘Damsel’
Netflix’s Damsel follows a new princess (Millie Bobby Brown) freshly married into a royal family–but things aren’t what they seem.
6 Steamy Plus Size Romance Novels To Read Ahead Of ‘Bridgerton’ Season 3
While you wait for Bridgerton Season 3 to come out on May 16, read some of these sexy and steamy plus size romance novels to tide you over.
A Little White Lie? 7 Rom Coms To Watch After ‘Upgraded’
In Amazon’s new rom com, Upgraded, Ana gets upgraded to first class and ends up going along with the lie that gets him the guy. Here are 7 more rom coms where the main character lies.
The Rom Com You Should Watch This Valentine’s Day 2024, Based On Your Zodiac Sign
Need inspiration for what to watch this Valentine’s Day? Look for your (and your date’s) zodiac sign for the perfect movie recommendation.
Alas, The True Villain Of The New ‘Mean Girls’ Got Away With It In The End
While most of the plot and script is the same between the original and new Mean Girls, save for the musical element, there’s a villain lurking at North shore high that never gets what they deserve.
Migraines And Dating: How It Feels To Date Someone Who Cares
Here’s what it’s like to be in a relationship with someone who suffers from chronic migraines.
In Dan Levy’s ‘Good Grief’, Thomas Is The Loneliness Representation We Needed
New Netflix film Good Grief follows Marc as he deals with the loss of his husband. But it was his best friend Thomas’s monologue that really hit me the hardest.