Taking back the Pleasure Read
My mother once said that ‘I practically came out of the womb with a book in my hands.’ And for the early part of my years, I could usually be found with a book (or two) that I was reading. Don’t get me wrong, I’m […]
Still NOT OK. #RIPLukePerry
By Mel B OK, so I know all of my posts thus far have been about TV shows. Honestly, not sure how that happened. For years, TV was such on the back burner for me. I downgraded to very basic cable about 10 years ago. […]
Lady and the mini-Tramp: “Dead to Me” made me buy it!
Like 30 million other households, Netflix sucked me in with Christina Applegate’s “Dead to Me.” Kind of a weird concept, lady buddy dramedy, with a dark twist. I devoured it. But also, let’s be honest, I’m built for binge-watching. We all get different things out […]
How Social Media Allows You to Puff Out Your Chest
By Mel B I’m taking a break in between Bachelorette stories to discuss something that has been on my mind and something #manofmystery and I have discussed many times before. (FYI #manofmystery is my boyfriend who hates all things social media.) With that being said…. Social […]
Stop Slut Shaming Me
by Mel B Ok – so I’m on a Bachelorette kick. And why? Because I think she is relevant. At least for the next few weeks. 🙂 I talked last week about how Hannah stood up for herself. And that continued this week. In fact at one […]
What do we do with Aziz?
So, I just finished watching “Aziz Ansari: Right Now,” his latest Netflix comedy special. And I’ve got a lot of thoughts running through my head. First, I openly admit that his role in the #metoo movement was one that gave me pause. This shit has […]
How Bachelor Nation Ruined Me
by Mel B I’m a child of the 70s. I lived through the awful clothing trends of the 80s, but fell in love with the music and movies. But what else does it mean? It means that reality TV was born during my formidable teenage […]
Pacey Witter Ruined Us
by TCurtis Like so many other children of the 90s, I was raised to believe I could do anything, be anything and want anything. Fairytales were nice, but they weren’t real. Jake Ryan was a handsome, homegrown fantasy, and Johnny Castle was the bad boy […]