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HBO Max at long last has arrived, and with it comes the debut of Love Life, a romantic comedy starring Pitch Perfect‘s Anna Kendrick. Were you instantly charmed by the Max Original, or will you via HBO Max’s Love Life: Grade Premiere — TVLine

This post has been inspired by my good friend and fellow blogger, The Huntress! She decided not to focus on anything negative. You know we’ve got enough of that in the world right now! Over on her blog, she shared her list of the 5 British actors she’d like to kidnap and hold for ransom! […]… Continue reading My Top 5 Favorite British Actors — Being Aunt Debbie

We call them Reality TV Shows because they are nonfictional, even though some of them are staged. But in reality, the shows are there to provide real life situations as they are – no doctoring, no scripts, and no guard. The shows expose people’s actions and reactions when they have their guards down. It brings […]… Continue reading Negative Effects of Reality Comedy Skits — Tekedia

Image: Netflix A universal experience when it comes to dating: after a while, it’s hard to go out without getting roped into a murder mystery. The Lovebirds, a new Netflix movie starring Kumail Nanjiani and Issa Rae, follows a couple with this terribly relatable problem in one of the funniest romantic comedies of the year […]… Continue reading In Netflix’s The Lovebirds, jokes come first, romance comes second | The Verge — Flag of Ulysses

Before I begin, I do not want to be told that this one coffee house in Odessa is still doing open mic nights. Frankly, I only have nostalgia for one open mic in the Tampa area, that being at Cafe Hey, every Thursday, which is still on suspension. This is mainly because the Cafe Hey […]… Continue reading 27/100 Things I Miss: Open Mic Night — Wolfjak Writes

A romantic-comedy that’s a little slept on. Okay, here’s the truth: Most of the time I’m extremely thematic when I choose the movie for my Wayback each week. For example I’ll go, “oh, Scoob! (2020) is coming out this week? I better choose Scooby-Doo (2002) as my Wayback.” I’m usually very organized. By the way,… Continue reading Wayback Wednesday: Sleeping with Other People (2015) — Luke’s Living Room

We read a story recently in The New York Times reporting that one of the many effects of the prolonged COVID-19 quarantine is that the number of reported sightings of ghosts and other paranormal activity has sharply increased. Why? Who knows, dear reader. But if you’re inspired, as we were, to settle in with a […]… Continue reading The Best Movies and Television Shows about Ghosts — Dandelion Chandelier

As guidelines are still being developed by the governor’s office on how to safely reopen theaters to audiences in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, local venues are waiting to see what it all means for their next season. And some are looking at creative new ways to make sure they keep those audiences engaged, […]… Continue reading Local theaters surge ahead, wondering what next season looks like in new normal  — The Advocate-Messenger

-Doctor, my brother is crazy. A chicken is created. -Well, lock him up. -I would, but I just need the eggs. “Well, that’s the way it is, more or less, as I usually see the relationships between people, you know, completely irrational, crazy and absurd; but I think we keep them because, uh … most […]… Continue reading The essential films of Woody Allen — Archyde