Younger season 2 begins Wednesday night, and I’m pretty excited. Ever since I first glimpsed Josh (Nico Tortorella) in the first episode, I’ve been salivating over him (but, then again, anyone with eyes and a pulse should be too). So, I’m totally getting ready to stoke the flames of my Josh-crush once again. We’ll also find out exactly how Liza (Sutton Foster) juggles her daughter’s re-entry her newly duplicitous world, and we’ll check in with Kelsey’s (Hilary Duff) climb up the work ladder (and maybe we’ll see some development with Thad,
It’s Golden Globe Sunday! We’ll be updating this page with our favorite moments and a list of all the winners. Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in any Motion Picture Jane Fonda – Youth Jennifer Jason Leigh – The Hateful Eight Helen Mirren – Trumbo Alicia Vikander – Ex Machina Kate Winslet – Steve Jobs *WINNER Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Series, Limited Series or Motion Picture Made for Television Maura Tierney – The Affair *WINNER Regina King – American Crime
I spent the last few months binge-watching Arrow on Netflix (seasons 1-3). I’d watch a few episodes every night until I finished season 2; then, I had to wait for Netflix to stream season 3. Once that was out, I spent the week watching that. Before I dive into season 4, which is currently airing, I’m ruminating on all of the great characters I’ve encountered. Here’s my list of my personal favorites from seasons 1 through 3. Fingers crossed that most of them survive the series. Felicity Smoak Felicity Smoak
The Bernard B. Jacobs Theater in Manhattan was practically bursting with love for The Color Purple and its fantastic cast. Starring Jennifer Hudson, Danielle Brooks, and a stupendous Cynthia Erivo, this Broadway revival is one not to miss. I was not familiar with the story going into the performance. I only knew that The Color Purple involved some really sad, heavy, and terrible moments involving abuse in a poor, black woman’s life in the South in early 20th century. Needless to say, I was missing a lot of the story.