Jane the Virgin Season Finale Review: A Couple Chooses To Wed, But Destiny Chooses Jane
Dearly Beloved…this Jane the Virgin season finale wedding did not happen without a heck of a lot of drama. After all, Jane is the minister/matron of hon
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Jane the Virgin Review: What Does Jane Really Want?
I’m going to borrow from the incomparable crooner of romantic ballads, Frank Sinatra, to introduce the theme of this week’s Jane the Virgin. ̶
2017 Mother’s Day Awards: This Year’s Best TV Mothers
Happy Mother’s Day to all the wonderful mothers out there. For all your sacrifices, for all your patience, and for all your love, we hope you enjoy a da
Jane the Virgin Review: Carrie Bradshaw Didn’t Write For Kids
What does it take to get Jane the Virgin back into non-virgin territory? A tribute to Sex and the City sounds pretty good. Circumstances put Jane in the role
The Five Biggest Jane The Virgin Season 3 Plot Twists
Who does not love the Venezuelan Telenovela remake of “Juana le Virgen”? Its rhythmic timing and dramatic elements leave us excited for the next e
Jane the Virgin Review: Jane’s New Relationship Fixes Her Old Friendship
My, my, my, how the tables have turned on Jane the Virgin! How could Jane have ever predicted that the words she uttered to boys in the past would come back t
Jane the Virgin Review: When Siblings Come To Town
It’s getting hot in Miami, and we don’t just mean the weather. Jane the Virgin kept her promise and waited to lose her ‘flower’ until
Jane the Virgin Review: Jane Gets Her Groove Back?
We start this week’s Jane the Virgin review with a question mark because, if we’re being honest, everyone is a little off their game when it comes
Jane the Virgin Review: Pantsuit Jane
Given the little kudos Jane the Virgin has been throwing out to presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, it was only a matter of time before Jane herself donne
Jane the Virgin Review: Not So Stuffed Judgements
Jane the Virgin loves advancing the heroine, but it’s also a good idea to give some love to the male perspective from time to time. The early draft of J
