You may or may not have heard of Fox’s new comedy, Cooper Barrett’s Guide to Surviving Life. It’s TV’s version of The Hangover meets Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, told through the mistakes and lessons learned of a post-graduate millennial. It’s relatable, fun, and binge-worthy. (Trust me, I totally did that last weekend.) Cooper Barrett (Jack Cutmore-Scott) is fresh out of school. But, life after college is not how he imagined. (We’ve all been there, right?) He’s broke and attempting to start a business. He’s living with his two best friends—nerdy Neal
Hamilton doesn’t need much of an introduction; it’s Broadway’s must-see musical of the year…or decade. The show’s only flaw is that it’s almost impossible to get tickets to see it. The 2015 musical that blossomed from the brilliant mind of Lin-Manuel Miranda made its Off-Broadway debut at The Public Theater and then found it’s home at the Richard Rodgers Theatre on Broadway late last year. Since then, the show has been deluged with acclaim from audiences and critics of all ages and backgrounds. So what exactly is so revolutionary about the hip hop exploration
Roswell is one of my favorite TV shows. When it debuted in 1999 on The WB (now The CW), it was in good company: Felicity, Dawson’s Creek, and Popular were also on then. Needless to say, I loved The WB’s programming. At first glance, Roswell seemed like the oddball. It was a TV show about alien teenagers in Roswell, New Mexico, but it turns out, it was also about everyday teenage emotions and feelings as well (Side note: Rosewell is a show from Jason Katims. Jason Katims is brilliant. He also
Josh and his band are headed to play a music festival upstate, and Liza is going to meet them there in this seventh episode of Younger. Maggie tries to prep her by suggesting she bring her own toilet paper. Charles is going to be featured in “By the Book”, a famous section in the New York Times. Diana and Liza are helping Charles decide which books to talk about in his column to make him look great. Charles’s appreciation of Liza’s opinion is yet another nudge in the “he definitely