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‘You’ season two is a redemption arc, but not really

By Jacqueline Ariason December 30, 2019

‘AJ and the Queen’ and the concept of motherhood

By Jacqueline Ariason January 27, 2020

‘Carole & Tuesday’ isn’t just a cute show, it’s #woke too

By Jacqueline Ariason September 10, 2019

In TV

‘Gameboys’ is coming to Netflix—with new bonus content

By Jacqueline Ariason November 23, 2020

‘Ghost Fighter’ is coming to Netflix and I’m officially ten years old again

By Jacqueline Ariason June 11, 2020

‘Moxie’ is your next feminist activism guide

By Jacqueline Ariason February 3, 2021

‘Parasite’ star Park So-dam stars in Netflix’s new series ‘Record of Youth’

By Jacqueline Ariason June 2, 2020

‘Space Sweepers’ might be the hotter older sister of ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’

By Jacqueline Ariason January 7, 2021

‘A Secret Love’ is more than just a 65-year hidden lesbian romance

By Jacqueline Ariason April 30, 2020

In Culture Movies

‘Annihilation’ Put Women’s Strengths on Display

By Jacqueline Ariason March 31, 2018

preen extracurricular review

‘Extracurricular’ is a dark and messy teen crime drama you should stream with care

By Jacqueline Ariason May 5, 2020

In TV

‘Gaya sa Pelikula’ is coming to Netflix, three cheers for PangPang

By Jacqueline Ariason December 21, 2020

Maniac

‘Maniac’ is a sci-fi show that tackled mental health

By Jacqueline Ariason September 24, 2018

Never Have I Ever, Netflix, comedy

In Entertainment

‘Never Have I Ever’s’ new characters are the best part of season 2

Sorry Devi, but Aneesa’s my new bestie

By Jacqueline Ariason July 15, 2021

Sierra Burgess

In Culture Movies TV & Movies

‘Sierra Burgess Is a Loser’ brought back memories of texting my crush

By Jacqueline Ariason September 7, 2018