Artist, philanthropist, producer—these are just a few ways to describe Danielle Panabaker. There isn’t much the talented actress can’t do. She possesses a classic Hollywood charm—reminiscent of Audrey Hepburn. And, her body of work speaks for itself. It’s no surprise why she’s our Woman Crush Wednesday. Currently, Danielle can be seen on The Flash where she plays highly intelligent bioengineer, Caitlyn Snow. Like her character, Danielle is focused, driven, and caring. She completed high school at the age of fourteen and graduated as valedictorian. In 2007, she completed her English
Who’s ready for some #Malec? We’ve seen glimpses of their developing relationship all season long. And, tonight it comes to the forefront. Fans of Cassandra Clare’s bestselling YA series will recognize Malec as the romantic pairing of Magnus Bane (Harry Shum Jr.) and Alec Lightwood (Matthew Daddario). The beloved ‘ship is a favorite amongst readers. And, for good reason. They represent change, progression, and acceptance—both fictionally and for the LGBT community. The creators have done a phenomenal job translating these characters from page to screen, which has been supported by
Hello, My Name Is Doris is a sweet, odd dramedy about an older woman (Sally Field) who falls for her younger co-worker (Max Greenfield from New Girl) while dealing with the aftermath of her mother’s death. Side note: Max Greenfield would be a great distraction for any situation, amirite? Anyway. Focus. Back to the review. The movie marketing folks behind Hello, My Name Is Doris are billing it as a “coming-of-age” story even though Sally Field’s character, Doris Miller, is a sixty-something woman. This feels accurate, though, as you follow Doris on
It’s supposed to be “the greatest gladiator match in the history of the world” according to Lex Luthor. But, does Batman v. Superman live up to the hype? Despite being slaughtered by critics, the film made a record-breaking $170.1 million in North America and an additional $254 million overseas. I have a hunch #SadAffleck is pretty happy right now. While there’s a lot wrong with the film, it isn’t as bad as early reviews would lead you to believe. Batman v. Superman picks up after the epic fight scene between