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Kickin’ It with the Kardashians
By Sophia Rowland A wise boy of 21 once told me there are three stages to Reality TV: Stage 1 – Denial. “I’m not going to watch Millionaire Matchmaker! That show is stupid. Watch something intelligent...
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Pixar: Not Brave Enough
By Caitlin Clarkson I am always excited for a new Pixar movie. Their films never fail to move me, usually to tears. The people working at Pixar are clearly dedicated and masterful storytellers who put...
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Ode to Miyazaki
By Sophia Rowland I don’t remember a time in my life where Hayao Miyazaki wasn’t present. Being a young adult/children’s writer probably has a lot to do with my nostalgia for films from my childhood,...
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How The Golden Girls Taught Me About Homosexuality
By Nusha Ashjaee I watched too much TV growing up. I don’t think I can remember a time when it wasn’t on accompanying breakfast, homework, fighting with my brother, or, really, just watching the damn...
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Girls: Post-Sex and the City
By Nusha Ashjaee As I have stated before in one of my previous articles, I love TV. I was raised by it and continue my relationship with it to this day. Spending more time searching for great new...
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What We’re Watching: Call The Midwife
By: Caitlin Clarkson I am an unabashed, unashamed Anglophile; as luck would have it, I also love period dramas. Downton Abbey, Bleak House, Wives and Daughters, Jane Eyre, even the zany, soap...
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Girls With Mopeds
By Sophia Rowland Last week I had the pleasure of being invited to The Egyptian movie theater in Hollywood. I was there to see the screening of “The Gaskettes” a 15-minute documentary about a group of...
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She’s Not For You
By Sophia Rowland Lena Dunham is the writer, creator and star of the best show on TV, Girls. In a culture whose TV and movies are so completely based on fantasy, Dunham dares to write television that...
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