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Girls: The Modern Mess Masterpiece
There's been a lot of shows to come out in the past decade with a modern take on presenting twenty-somethings. Girls is one of those that went the extra mile in cringe commentary, uncomfortable the relatable situations, anxiety in ambition, and how life really works one mess at time.
By Samantha Parrish7 years ago in Geeks
Self Made: Inspired by the Life of Madam C. J. Walker - review
Brief Synopsis: When black washerwoman Sarah Breedlove’s (Octavia Spencer) hair begins to fall out due to life’s stresses a chance meeting with hair ointment saleswoman Addie Munroe (Carmen Ejogo) helps her to regrow her hair and regain her confidence.
By Q-ell Betton7 years ago in Geeks
Barry Season 2 Review
Write your story. The past does not define you. Be who you want to be. Barry learns that he cannot escape his past life as a criminal. In the midst of enjoying his new life as an actor, his relationship with Sally, and garnering a social life, familiar faces reenter his life. Struggling to find a balance once more, Barry has to come to terms with his haunting past.
By Marielle Sabbag7 years ago in Geeks
What Happened to Little Quincy After He Left 'The Haves and the Have Nots'
Jordan Preston Carter played Quincy Jr. on Tyler Perry's The Haves and the Have Nots from Season 2 to Season 4. He was killed off the show in 2017. Even though he is no longer there, his name still comes up sometimes in conversations. It is hard to believe the child who was shot in his grandmother's arms is eleven years old now.
By Margaret Minnicks7 years ago in Geeks
Bravo is My Self-Care
Recently, the term “Self-Care” has become more and more commonplace. For those who are new to the concept of self-care, to put it simply, it is just the purposeful act of trying to take care of yourself in order to be a healthier and happier person in general. I’ll admit, I had never even heard of the concept of self-care until a couple years ago. I’d stumble upon articles about it on social media or while skimming a magazine and the suggestions were always things like taking a bath or reading a book or going on a walk. While these suggestions are fine and things I like to do to take care of myself, the suggestions found online now have changed quite a bit. Currently, if you Google “Self-Care” you will find suggestions like getting on a regular sleep routine or seeing a therapist or exercising regularly and eating right. Again, these are all good suggestions and activities I try my hardest to have in my life. They are definitely more effective and life altering than taking a bath and they are important for everyone to learn about in order to be a happy and healthy human being. However, my favorite, most indulgent form of self-care is a little different. While the suggestions listed above are great self-care strategies, my go to self-care activity when I am feeling really down is watching a reality show on Bravo.
By Haley Peterson7 years ago in Geeks
'Survivor: Winners at War' Episode 6
Wow! What an amazing episode of Survivor tonight! First off, nice choice to the new Yara tribe. Taking out Boston Rob was absolutely the right move. He's a brilliant player, but he should've known that with returning winners, the "buddy system" is less likely to work as effectively, only adds negativity and hatred, as was shown when everyone voted him out. And now, Sophie & Sarah are running the show. And, seems Ben really wants to get with them while Adam, maybe a little left out, but, maybe not, who knows? Meanwhile at the Edge, The original power couple of Rob & Amber are reunited and now, a game of finding the advantage to sell. Everyone's gonna search to see if they can get their next fire token. They looked and looked, but ultimately, through some trickery and sneakiness, Tyson found an idol nullifier that he had to sell to someone and he sold it to someone that he figured would buy it, Parvati, and she did. And how did Tyson celebrate his one fire token? Buying and hiding some peanut butter from everyone to enjoy during his time on the Edge. Sneaky work, Tyson. But, more food than your compatriets will get and maybe, just maybe, it'll be enough calories to boost up your chances of winning that future challenge to get you back in the game.
By Nathan Miller7 years ago in Geeks
"Green Arrow and the Canaries" Deserves to be Picked Up
Earlier this year "Arrow" came to an end with its eighth season. The majority of it focused on Oliver's (Stephen Amell) part of the crossover event, Crisis on Infinite Earths, and his short relationship with his adult daughter Mia Queen (Katherine McNamara). Oliver died during Crisis - twice - and the first episode post-crossover was the backdoor pilot starring Katherine McNamara as Mia Queen, Katie Cassidy as Laurel Lance, and Juliana Harkavy as Dinah Drake.
By Sabrina Petrafesa7 years ago in Geeks
Joe Goldberg 2.0
Netflix has become a new weekend medium for most people. At first Netflix had a few movies and a few shows which we were familiar with, but Netflix built their own empire. They created “You”. A television show where the protagonist is the bad guy. Penn Badgley became a really great actor since gossip girl. It brings his career on a whole different level. We, as the audience hear the main character's inner thoughts and his logic. In season one we were introduced to this character, Joe Goldberg. We learned about his past, which is the possible reason for his sociopathic and psychopathic ways. At first, we see him trying to protect Beck, the beautiful aspiring writer. She places herself with friends that are obsessed with social media and concerned about money. Beck is a bad judge of character other than her best friend Peach. Beck casually sees a man named Benji, who only is interested in what he wants. Peach, on the other hand, knows who everyone is and when things seem “off” about someone she is the first to notice it, but does that stop Joe Goldberg from his pursuits? No, instead he finds Peach as a challenge and an obstacle between him and Beck. Peach has dark secrets of her own of course, but Joe has a way of overcoming obstacles such as Peach. The obstacles that stand between him and Beck are easily rid of. Joe does not plan any of these attacks instead he watches the target and then acts on impulse. Joe moves to Los Angeles claiming to want a fresh start to his dark, murderous past. He tells himself to not fall in love, but then of course he does. He falls in love with a girl named Love.
By Adrianna M. Braun7 years ago in Geeks
Tyler Perry Kept His Promise And Gave Geoffrey Owens a Role on 'The Haves and Have Nots'
In September 2018, a woman took a photo of Jeffrey Owens, a former actor while he was working as a grocery clerk at Trader Joe's in New Jersey. When she posted the photo on social media, many people saw it as job shaming.
By Margaret Minnicks7 years ago in Geeks
Let's Discuss: Steven Universe Future "Together Forever"
'Together Forever' opens in Steven's Room, Steven is sprawled across his bed talking to Connie. This is the first real time we see Steven comfortable since the beginning of Steven Universe: Future and the events of the Steven Universe Movie. It's a nice change to the gloom that Steven has been feeling up until this point.
By Abstract Ammy 7 years ago in Geeks
