It finally happened, Abbi (with her former love Trey) trained (a very reluctant) Shania Twain. Broad City was back in present day this week, after a fantasy Sliding Doors-style episode that showed us Abbi and Ilana’s origin...
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It has been 15 months and a lifetime’s worth of social change, but this week Broad City, the...
Read MoreThis episode brought to you by – my tears – my cold dead heart – alcohol ENJOY -oh BOY we finally get to see what Beth was doing with the wig! -she’s going into some party….with Evee and other Neolution...
Read MoreAlright kids. We’re back. Orphan Black is BACK and golly-geeeeee I am so excited to have something to give me meaning again. To be fair, I’m hoping this season changes course. By and far, the Castor boy subplot was my least...
Read MoreHello my little nerdites, this week, I thought I would submit to you a quick piece on how good “Mother Night” is and how you should definitely read Vonnegut, if you haven’t already. Not only is Vonnegut a master of everything...
Read MoreIn this weeks’ book, I decided to examine a longtime favorite of mine. “Wintergirls” is, in my opinion, Anderson’s best book. Anderson writes like how I wish I could write. Her words are lyrical and poetic, and yet beautifully...
Read MoreToday, I thought I’d tell you about a fantastic book I stumbled upon while searching for a new Kindle adventure. (despite being such an avid book lover, I fully embrace the electronic platform movement.) I found a cheap little...
Read MoreThis week, I thought I’d follow up on last week’s post with another book by Jeanette Walls. I was such a fan of her auto-biography, that I thought any following fiction book might be just as good. To my disappointment, “The...
Read MoreHistorical fiction? CHECK. Adorable animals? Check! Love story? Check check check. This book hits all the notes, and has a story that will completely keep you captivated. Should we talk about the movie? No…no we shouldn’t. Water...
Read MoreGlass Castle by Jeannette Walls This week’s book is one of my favorite’s. I’m a sucker for autobiographies, specifically one’s about overcoming tragedy, suffering, or personal obstacles. Walls captures her own family story,...
Read MoreGreetings, book nerds! Today’s review is of a book dubbed “the next Gone Girl” by New York Times….and here’s why I disagree. “The Girl on the Train” is a first person narrative from the perspective of three women, Rachel, Anna...
Read MoreFor today’s review, I’m going to also be shining a spotlight on (in my humble opinion) one of the most underrated YA novels available today. She doesn’t get her books turned into movies, her twitter isn’t alight with fangirls,...
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