Tag: LGBTQ
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Another Simple Favor, it’s one obsession after another
Another Simple Favor again brings Blake Lively and Anna Kendrick together in a crazy twisty plot about murder. The not-so-secret Sapphic attraction between them still simmers in the background, but gets even crazier.
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The Four Seasons, a classic remade for modern marriages
The Four Seasons remakes the 1981 classic by Alan Alda into a modernized TV series created by Tina Fey and Lang Fisher. It stays close to the original thematically as it deals with three couples and their marriages through four vacations in four seasons of the year.
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Babygirl wants to be humiliated
Babygirl is the second film/series I’ve seen recently about a woman who starts acting on her lifelong secret sexual desires later in life. The other was Dying for Sex, which is a mirror image of Babygirl. Dying for Sex is about a woman (Michelle Williams) who wants to dominate her partners. Babygirl is about a…
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Recipes for Love and Murder, season 2 review
Recipes for Love and Murder, season 2, moves forward with the story of Tannie Maria (Maria Doyle Kennedy) and her new life in Eden, South Africa. She gives advice in the local newspaper, creates beautiful food, and helps solve some new murders.
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Survival of the Thickest, season 2, good jokes with sharp points
Survival of the Thickest, season 2, brings another 8 episodes celebrating plus sized beauty and sexiness, queer beauty and sexiness, the beauty of friendship, and the beauty of creativity. It does it all with pointed one-liners, clever barbs and infectious joy.
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Wicked is now streaming, turn up the volume and enjoy
Wicked, a huge hit in theaters and when rented online, is finally on a streamer (Peacock) where you can watch it as part of your subscription. I was eager to see it and watched it as soon as Peacock released it. I don’t know how many times I’ve proclaimed on this blog that I love…
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The Residence, delightful new mystery series
The Residence stars Uzo Aduba as a new sleuth who joins a pantheon of favorite sleuths such as Miss Marple, Sherlock Holmes, and Benoit Blanc. As the world’s greatest detective, she gets called to the White House to solve a seemingly unsolvable murder – or was it a suicide?
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Picture This with plenty of comedy and a dash of romance
Picture This stars Simone Ashley as an aspiring photographer. She’s a part of the Indian community living in London. The film is steeped in comedy with a romance thrown into the mix for good measure.
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Running Point: Jokes and Basketball
Running Point stars Kate Hudson in a comedy about basketball. She gets a chance to run the family basketball franchise, the LA Waves. Will she do a great job because she’s a woman, or will she run it into the ground because she’s a woman?
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Best Interests review: heartbreaking BBC drama
Best Interests tells about the parents of a young girl with a degenerative muscle disease. She lived much longer than expected, but when it was time to let her go the family fell apart over the decision.