The final episode of “Quiet on Set” features follow-up interviews with stars who revealed their experiences. Drake Bell discusses his struggle with the media and his journey with therapy. Giovonnie Samuels, Bryan Hearne, and Shane Lyons share their own difficult experiences, shedding light on the need for better protection for child stars. Continue reading Quiet on Set: Episode 5
On March 17, a documentary was released about the dark events behind the scenes of many Nickelodeon shows. This series was focused on Dan Schneider and what happened around him and his shows.
There are four episodes, each focusing on a different area of issues in Nickelodeon. Writer Olivia Beaudette analyzes each episode. Continue reading No Longer ‘Quiet on Set’: Nickelodeon Stars Break Silence
The hit series Bridgerton, based on Julia Quinn’s novels, returns with its third season on Netflix. Set to premiere in two parts on May 16th and June 13th, the season will primarily explore the romance between Colin and Penelope. Fans anticipate new characters and the continuation of existing storylines in the regency era saga. Continue reading Dear Gentle Readers, The Bridgertons Are Back
The popular Netflix reality show “Squid Games: The Challenge” is facing potential lawsuits from contestants who experienced unsafe working conditions, including freezing weather and prolonged filming hours. This controversy has sparked wider discussions about the ethics and reality TV, where high ratings often take precedence over the wellbeing of participants. Continue reading Squid Game: The Challenge Mistreatments its Reality TV Stars
Japanese animation studio, MAPPA, known for creating popular anime series such as Jujutsu Kaisen, has been accused of overworking its animators. Despite high fan ratings, animators have shared their struggles publicly, increasing fans’ concerns about the studio’s working conditions. Continue reading MAPPA Working Conditions Hospitalize Animator
Netflix released a new anime adaptation of the cult classic Scott Pilgrim titled “Scott Pilgrim Takes Off” that revitalized the franchise, featuring the original cast from “Scott Pilgrim vs. the World.” The anime is garnering positive reviews but currently has no plans for a second season. Continue reading Scott Pilgrim Is Back
Business Manager Brendan Flaherty reviews the finale of Disney+ original “Loki” season two, which premiered on June 9th, 2021. The season finale provides a satisfying conclusion to Loki’s story, marking a seemingly final chapter for the character. New and existing characters, including Mobius and Sylvie, play significant roles in the season. Continue reading The Loki Finale: A Satisfying Conclusion
The seventh season of popular adult cartoon, Rick and Morty, commenced amidst skepticism post its co-creator Justin Roiland’s departure over charges of domestic violence. New voice actors, Harry Belden and Ian Cardoni, took the place of Roiland, irking some long-term fans who found the writing lacking and humor forced. Continue reading Fans Unsure of Rick and Morty Season Seven Due to New Voice Actors
The WGA and SAG-AFTRA have reached an agreement with The Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers after a prolonged strike. However, the resumption of TV and movie production is likely to be slow due to logistical issues and SAG-AFTRA’s deal still needing approval. Continue reading The WGA and SAG-AFTRA Have Reached an Agreement – So Now What?
Matthew Perry, the famous actor best known for his role as Chandler Bing on the TV show Friends, passed away in a suspected drowning at the age of 54. His loss greatly affected fans worldwide; tributes flowed in from fans, co-stars, and HBO. Perry, whilst appreciated for his role in Friends, hoped to be remembered for his post-show efforts in combating addiction, having opened a sober house. Continue reading Losing a FRIEND like Matthew Perry
