Latest articles by Kayleigh Donaldson
Why hasn’t Amy Adams won an Oscar yet?
Amy Adams is a wonderful actress who audiences and critics alike love, so why hasn't she won an Oscar yet?
Why The Stand is Stephen King’s masterpiece
With a new CBS miniseries adaptation on the way, now's the best time to revisit Stephen King's magnum opus, The Stand.
How 'The Great British Bake Off' struggled this season
Season 11 of The Great British Bake Off saw record ratings but there was something a little bit off about this year's offering.
'Ammonite' sacrifices women's contributions to history in favor of a fictional love story
The drama Ammonite chooses to fictionalize a romance between two real-life women rather than portray their historical achievements.
Is Ryan Murphy the right person to make a Jeffrey Dahmer series?
TV showrunner mega-force Ryan Murphy has come to define television of the past decade in a way that few other single individuals can lay claim to.
Watching female superhero movies isn't a radical feminist act
When female superhero films like Captain Marvel and Wonder Woman are sold as great feminist hopes, we all lose.
Times are changing for 'The Great British Bake Off' and not necessarily for the better
Now in its 11th season, The Great British Bake Off remains one of TV's most popular competitions, but is it still what it once was?
TIFF Review 2020: 'Concrete Cowboy' Idris Elba lights up the screen
Idris Elba and Caleb McLaughlin saddle up for Concrete Cowboy, a story of community, family, and horses.
Why 'What We Do in the Shadows' deserved its Emmy nominations
FX's What We Do in the Shadows landed 4 Emmy nominations this year and they couldn't have been more deserving.
Why 'The Venture Bros.' is one of the best TV shows that many skipped
It was recently announced that Adult Swim had made the decision to cancel The Venture Bros. after seven seasons and seventeen years on the air.
TIFF 2020 Review: 'Holler' is an impressive directorial debut about the desperation of poverty
Nicole Riegel's feature directorial debut Holler is an impressive drama about the cycle of poverty in modern-day America.
Why the 2020 film festival season is so weird
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to major changes across the entertainment industry, in particular the fall festival season.
