Three episodes deep and there's already so much to talk about! This show has been built on a mountain of the crazy and unbelievable, so let's see what the liars are up to this week.
When you're making a movie based on a book composed almost entirely of sex scenes, it's fair to assume the movie's going to include a little raunch, too, right? Well, that might not be the case for "Fifty Shades of Grey" when it hits the big screen.
As expected, I am falling more and more in love with Juan Pablo every week. He does and says things all episode that for real make me gush. I’m just not used to these feelings, you guys.
After a semi-reboot and a road trip episode, GIRLS Season 3 finally went back to the gang in Brooklyn trying to figure out life. It’s Hannah’s birthday, and for the first time all season, we have all the leads in a single room, pontificating about life.
Saturday Night Live kicked off their show last night by introducing us all to the newest member of the cast, African-American woman, Sasheer Zamata.
Thanks to some super sleuthing from Celebuzz, we've got some awesome photos that give fans a little glimpse into the motion picture! Exciting!
While I still strongly believe Josie and The Pussycats was snubbed in 2001, we thought we'd bring you some fun trivia so you can sound smart while drinking too much wine at your friend's Oscar party.
The Originals totally took Pretty Little Liars to the library and read the shit out of them. Daaaaamn.
"Pretty girls up to no good" should be the tag line of this show, just sayin'! (Does the show even have a tag line? Or is that a movie thing…?) Anyway, as always we're on the edge of our seats waiting to see what horrors will befall the ladies of Rosewood.
You can tell Juan Pablo has a hand in the dates this season, because both the individual dates were worlds above anything Des or Sean would have ever planned. I was a little obsessed with Juan this week.
Girls season 3 has started off really strong, maybe mainstreamed a bit, but all for the better.
Whether you're a Marnie or a Hannah, Girls will take you on a journey through the lives of some pretty terrible people with semi-good intentions and little awareness to how ridiculous their lives actually are.
Last year, Tina Fey and Amy Poehler knocked it out of the park with their duo hosting gig, Jennifer Lawrence became America's sweetheart, and Glenn Close got drunk. It was a free for all, and I loved it.
If you haven't read the book I'll say this much: the ending is very controversial and there is no way that the story can have the same meaning if the ending is changed in anyway.