What Not to Wear's very own Clinton Kelly and Stacy London have returned in Prime Video's Wear Whatever the F You Want. Known for their brutally honest feedback, their updated, more feel-good, fashion-forward approach continues to place their clients' confidence at the forefront. Just like their new take on styling, this series is an easy, breezy...
Did I expect to cry while watching Nonnas? No, but here we are! Based on the story of Jody “Joe” Scaravella and his Staten Island eatery Enoteca Maria, Netflix's new comedy centers on Scaravella (played by Vince Vaughn) following the loss of his mother, and his pursuit of honoring her and his grandmother's legacy. While Vaughn stars at the...
If seeing Steve Carell, Tina Fey, and Colman Domingo's names on the cast for The Four Seasons wasn't enough to pull you in, its heart and thoughtful comedy will. Based on the 1981 rom-com of the same name, The Four Seasons follows three couples and best friends as the seasons change — and as they navigate a divorce among the group. Kicking off ...
If you're in need of a WrestleMania appetizer, WrestleMania IX: Becoming a Spectacle is for you. Now streaming on Peacock, this fun piece of wrestling nostalgia is a captivating behind-the-scenes look at WWE’s first outdoor WrestleMania from Las Vegas. From the controversial decision to have Hulk Hogan squash the newly crowed champion Yokozuna...
The Toy Story franchise is my favorite body of work from Disney and Pixar, and I believe the second installment tops the original film for several reasons: Jessie is introduced, there's no creepy Sid, and Randy Newman's "You've Got a Friend in Me" — sung by Robert Goulet as Wheezy — plays out the film in a touching, toy-studded reunion. For...
A Goofy Movie first hit theaters 30 years ago this week. This spin-off of the Goof Squad TV series follows single father Goofy embarking on a cross-country road trip with his son Max Goof, in hopes that the two of them will reconnect while driving across the country. Max, who has just scored a date with his crush Roxanne, is reluctant, if not flat ...
Vice TV has perfected the art of "Treadmill TV." The network's popular "Dark Side" franchise always delivers an entertaining story that doesn't demand your complete attention. They're the perfect shows to watch on a lazy Saturday, or, as the name suggests, on the treadmill. The series that inspired myriad spinoffs, Dark Side of the Ring, has...
