The Bachelor 18.02 Review: Juan Pablo Meets the ‘Real World’
Before season 18 of ‘The Bachelor’ started I wrote an article predicting that this season would be disappointing. So far – I was wrong ̵
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5 Reasons Why Duck Dynasty is Fake
Although the rednecked, camo-wearing Robertson family wants to make us all think that they burly beards and no-care attitude is all genuine, after seeing a fe
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There are not a lot of things to look forward to on Mondays. Knowing you have to spend the next five days stuffed in an office cubicle would make anyone depre
Exclusive Interview: Jeff Garlin on The Goldbergs
You cannot help but respect Jeff Garlin. The man is an absolute legend in comedy. Perhaps best known for playing Jeff Greene on Curb Your Enthusiasm, where he
5 Things You Didn’t Know About Honey Boo Boo
While we wouldn’t blame you id you didn’t want to actually admit it, there’s probably a very good chance that you’ve seen the wildly-p
True Detective 1.01 Review: “The Long Bright Walk”
The plot of HBO’s new crime drama True Detective isn’t an unfamiliar one, a story of ritualistic murders of white working girls in rural Louisiana
Bones 9.12 Review: “The Ghost in the Killer”
The 9th season of Bones has delivered some exciting storylines. First, serial killer Christopher Pelant (Andrew Leeds) was taken out by Seely Booth (David B
Banshee 2.01 Review: “Little Fish”
Banshee‘s first season was a bit of a surprise last year: it’s not a show that tries to be very smart or philosophical, trading in big monologues
