To say that NBC’s Television Critics Association winter panel kicked up some dirt between the standard and digital TV giants would be a gross understatement. A debate that had largely remained behind closed doors punched its way to the forefront … Continue reading What the Winter TCA’s and Birth of a Nation Revealed About Netflix and the Future of Television
This past Tuesday, Austin, Texas passed a new set of regulations targeting the way short-term rentals, like those found on Airbnb and HomeAway, are handled within the city’s limits. The most contentious issue surrounding the city council’s 9-2 vote in … Continue reading New Regulations in Austin Could Ban Airbnb, HomeAway Rentals in the City
“I love you too, Alec.” These words, uttered by Shadowhunters’ Jace Lightwood only five episodes into the first season, were all I needed to confirm what I thought was happening. I’m not surprised that the Freeform network’s Mortal Instruments adaptation … Continue reading Brave New World: How Shadowhunters Navigates Alec Lightwood’s Story In a Storm of Subtext
ABC Network has named Channing Dungey as its newest entertainment president, replacing Paul Lee, who is officially resigning. The change is not only abrupt but also marks the first time an African American has held the position in the industry’s … Continue reading Channing Dungey, the New Entertainment President at ABC, is the first African American Woman to Lead a Major Network
I have a problem with homoerotic subtext. It’s not that I totally hate it or anything. I just… have a teeny, tiny beef with it. Analyzing homoerotic subtext can be exciting, particularly when it comes to canon character development and … Continue reading Deadpool and the Unbearable Lightness of Homoerotic Subtext
Abbey White 