Conversations about âniggaâ tend to sputter to a stop. Inevitably, generational divides and stout beliefs come into play, but the focus is always on who gets to say it and why. We then debate about whether these debates, as prevalent as the word itself, are even worth having. They definitely are, especially when doneâŠ
Just the Lady Parts is a new TV review series wherein Jezebel reviews just the lady parts.
A single episode of Mad Men remains and things are, as they say, getting really real. The feeling that most of the main characters are careening towards a spiritual finality has only gotten more acute, but not necessarily because the series is ending; more so because they can finally see twilight from this vantageâŠ
I canât really recall another Mad Men episode with as bald and obvious an overarching theme as the one in Sunday nightâs âTime and Lifeââthe preservation of legacies, and the uncertainty therein. With plotlines revolving around children, parents, work, and the continuation of the charactersâ good names, the focus onâŠ
Itâs impossible to love Jackie Peyton; but then itâs impossible to hate her, too. And unlike many characters on television, the viewerâs perception of her changes not from season to season but from moment to moment, as she performs heroics but then destroys her own life and the lives of others. So letâs discuss whatâŠ
YâALL READY FOR THIS? (Because Iâm not.)
Outlander: we're back! And we're dumped right back into the action and also a morass of feelings about spanking and gazes and women's stories and oh Jesus, let's gird our chunky knits and do this thing.
Good morning, fellow mourners. It is my sad duty to remind you that there's only one episode of Looking left, and with only 27 minutes to go before the show ends (if there's no season 3), it doesn't seem like there's going to enough time to give every awful person on this show their just desserts. Whatever shall we do?
Last week: Richie made an appearance, Patrick was a dumbass and Agustin, as always, was a huge fucking asshole of the worst order. This week: Pretty much more of the same, except more enemas and less Richie. But more Eddie and rimming, so... win? (Also: is every HBO show now contractually bound to feature heterosexualâŠ
Hello, and welcome back to the Thank God I Live in the Twenty-First Century Appreciation Hour. Or, as Starz insists on calling it, Outlander. Here be your recap, lassies. (Sorry, I promise I won't do that again.)
Finally, we're getting inside these characters' heads!
I know what you're thinking: "How can we sit around talking about Game of Thrones right now when America's own royal family is in such a state King's Landian disrepair? It's like "Watch the Iron Throne" over here!"
It's the penultimate episode of American Horror Story: Coven and there's still so much at stake! Like who will be the next Supreme and...who will be the next Supreme. Do we care? I sure don't, but let's talk about it anyway!
Last night's American Horror Story: Coven was a bit of a jumble, huh? One might even argue that it was the worst of the season and others might disagree, but there is one indisputable fact: This show has major mommy issues.
Finally! American Horror Story: Coven has its very own serial killer! Season one had the nurse murderer and [spoiler], season 2 had Bloody Face and Swearengen Claus and season 3 has (drumrolllllllll) THE AXEMAN â and yes, if you are singing "I'm an axe man" to the tune of "I'm a Scatman," you are doing everythingâŠ
Sofia Vergara hosted SNL, which returned from a 2-week hiatus last night just in time to feature a Hunger Games skit that was a little heavy on the enthusiasm and a little light on the Bill Hader. One Direction performed to a lot of screaming, which might not have been so jarring in studio but definitely isn't aâŠ
For an awards show without a host this year, the MTV Video Music Awards sure left us with a lot to talk about the next day: Lady Gaga spoke only as her alter (male) ego for the night (and almost kissed Britney Spears), Jonah Hill speaks about his dramatic weight loss, and BeyoncĂ© and Jay-Z are having a baby. CatchâŠ
The situation surrounding the teenage pregnant couple on last night's 90-minute season finale was probably the best argument for abortion or adoption that this series has featured, as they had no income, no home, and were forced to live with an opiate addict. Still, the teens chose to raise their child. Allie, aâŠ
Why? Because then you'll have to watch guys in blackface, be touched by random strangers, and, apparently, sing, dance and play the accordion in public!
