Oh Naya. This is also the same date that Cory Monteith died in 2013. I’m heartbroken today. RIP.

“Levitating” being a future single is all I needed to know.

Major episode for John Lithgow! That last scene, hmmm. This will change the entire series if the cliffhanger is genuine next episode. Not sure what I think about it yet.

Episode Title: “The Alliance”

Synopsis: Much to Terry’s disapproval, Arabella attends a support group for rape and sexual assault survivors run by their high school acquaintance, Theo. In a flashback to 2004, teenage Arabella and Terry intervene when a resourceful, troubled young Theo attempts to flip the narrative on consensual sex gone…[Read more]

I’ve been bad and totally skipped ahead, b/c I just couldn’t wait until August or September for this series to conclude. This goes to some really dark places in the coming episodes, and yet it’s grounded with bits of needed levity here and there for balance. Michaela Coel’s mind, bitches! I just can’t. I have no hope that the Emmys will remember…[Read more]

Amazing, transcendent, and everything else that’s already been said about this masterwork applies here. It’s one of those rare times when you know that you’re watching greatness, something game-changing and historic. I’ve only experienced that feeling a few times in my life. Very glad I finally saw this in any capacity. It’s funny to me though…[Read more]

Trixie Mattel Crashes the Set of “All-Stars 5”

Episode Title: “Chapter Four”

Synopsis: Mason and Strickland lean on Virgil, again, for extra-legal assistance. Following Sister Alice’s recovery from a frightening episode, Birdy urges her daughter to renounce her claims about baby Charlie. E.B. faces the reality of his financial situation and takes his frustrations out on Della.

Discuss.

No. The finale is fine. The full season can be binged quickly. Wever is fantastic throughout.

Ratings aren’t the complete story. Niche HBO shows do not receive major ratings. That’s not a reflection of its content. “Run”‘s Metacritic score was 74. So it wasn’t a critical dud by any stretch.

It wasn’t “low quality,” for starters. That’s entirely subjective. You aren’t psychic, nor do you know how Emmy voters are going to respond or not respond to this show. Bye.

Ugh. Alexis overplayed her hand in two ways, first by trying to Manila Shea, and then with Indiagate creating the seeds of doubt with the remaining queens that did her in tonight. She showed classic drag queen regality this cycle, and for that, she should be proud. This has introduced her to a new generation of fans like myself who didn’t watch…[Read more]

Cox is not Oh. “Succession” is not “Killing Eve.” I don’t think vote-splitting will affect Cox. I’m allowed that opinion.

Cox is still the Emmy frontrunner.

Sad news. Loved the show and would have gladly watched a second season. All involved creatively will easily move on to other projects, so no worries there. Making this announcement in the midst of Emmy voting is certainly a choice, but what’s done is done. Voters are fairly insulated folks, so maybe internet chatter isn’t all that relevant to…[Read more]

Snook. All day, ev’y day, bitches! And in the category where she belongs.

Living for someone finally recognizing Mark Ruffalo, Issa Rae, & “The Plot Agaisnt America”! Strong over Cox is kinda dodgy. Thrilled for “Succession,” “Pose,” “Schitt’s Creek,” “Watchmen,” “Insecure,” “Top Chef All-Stars LA,” “We’re Here,” & “Better Call Saul”! Dever and Wever is interesting. No Oscar winner Olivia Colman or Oscar nominee Helena…[Read more]

Episode Title: “The Charles Family Backyard Ball”

Synopsis: The remaining All-Stars fire up the grill fand join RuPaul’s family for the Charles Backyard Ball, while serving up two sizzling runway looks; pop star Bebe Rexha joins the party as guest judge, along with RuPaul’s sisters Rozy and Renae; another contestant is eliminated from the…[Read more]

Voted for “Avenue 5.” That was practically unwatchable. Apple TV+ isn’t a flop. “The Morning Show” put the streaming service on the map and will be a significant Emmy contender this month. “Run” was excellent. “Hollywood” and “Space Force” at least were subscriber-based successes for Netflix, even if they’re both critical duds. I’m guessing that…[Read more]