Latest articles by BJ Colangelo
Netflix offers some of the very best in LGBTQ+ programming and here's our guide to the top watches...
Finding quality LGBTQ+ content is hard. Finding such content without having to pay is nearly impossible. However, here's what we found to watch for free.
Here are our picks for the best Netflix documentaries so you've got plenty to stream next time you want to get your factual fix.
Here are the best Christmas movies on Netflix — watch classic festive fare and fresh originals this holiday season.
Here’s everything you need to know about House of the Dragon, the prequel to Game of Thrones.
This Jules’ episode was about accepting the reality that love is tough — especially for someone still trying to find herself.
King of the Hill has been easily dismissed as a low-brow “comedy about rednecks,” but the truth is that the series is a biting commentary on...everything.
This highly controversial and emotionally charged ending of Promising Young Woman is one worth fighting for.
Our best Christmas movies on Disney Plus rundown also includes festive favourites like 'Home Alone' and 'Noelle'.
Supposedly hilarious hijinks of lovable loser husbands paint a horrifying picture once the studio-lighting and laugh tracks disappear.
From the brilliant minds of Lizzie Molyneux-Logelin, Wendy Molyneux, and Minty Lewis, 'The Great North' follows the adventures of the Tobin family from Lone Moose, Alaska.
Horror movies have always served as a vehicle for emotional exploration, political commentary, as well as analyzing our relationship with mortality and the unknown.
In its third and final season, 'Shrill' finally gives the audience more insight on Annie’s roommate Fran (Lolly Adefope), and her whirlwind and sometimes messy love life.
'The Mitchells vs. the Machines's Katie Mitchell is an idol for confused queer kids making weird art.
Sure, big-named bands like The Beatles or acts like Elvis Presley have their music littered all over cinema, but no other musician has hit quite like Jim Steinman.
We should have listened.
How does someone write satire when the biggest punchline is our existing reality?
The bar has been set for musical television and it’s as high as Tituss Burgess’ range.
When did "this looks like a CW show" become an insult?
A list as chaotic and unpredictable in tone as the year that gave it life and further evidence that 2020 is one giant trauma response.
The stripped down episode hits like a therapy session, but reminds us why we need to appreciate those who came before us.
We’re ranking our favorite gifts from holiday films — the good, the bad and the legendary.
Whether it's digital, stop-motion, or hand-drawn, Christmastime is ripe with animated delight.
