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Riverdale to just waiting for the announcement of another stab at Scooby Doo, popular properties are getting makeovers again and again in this media landscape. So when The CW announced Nancy Drew, most folks went, “Oh great, another Riverdale clone,” and then proceeded not to watch it. Here’s the thing, though: The CW’s Nancy Drew is really good and deserves a lot more credit. Is it on the level of Breaking Bad or WandaVision? No, but it does deserve a larger fanbase that what it seems to get, mainly because Nancy Drew harkens back to those early days of series like

Rumors six months ago speculated on Braun Strowman’s returns, future of Raw Underground talent, and the TLC card. Were they accurate?

By Kristin May 20, 2021 I know a ton of people look forward to watching all those Lifetime Christmas movies. Well they've got a new one coming out this holiday season you might be interested in, especially if you love classic TV. Not only does the holiday film “Blending Christmas” star Haylie Duff and Aaron O’Connell, it will also feature some of our favorite actors and actresses from some old school TV series. Several cast members from “The Brady Bunch” star in this movie including Barry Williams who played Greg, Christopher Knight who starred as Peter, and Bobby aka Mike Lookinl...

CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard The Blacklist has been one of the rare dramas with longevity that doesn’t fall prey to always having a procedural bent. The NBC drama has often featured more elongated arcs in regards to its plots and its villains and has made it all the way to Season 8 by investing fans in one or both of two components: The complex chess games Red is playing and the family secrets the series has been teasing for most of its run. But now, some fans are really starting to get annoyed with the latter, even creating an open letter to the writers about it.

Holding onto conversation with Bradford Cox isn’t easy. I found this out for the first time a while back, prior to Let The Blind Lead Those Who Can See But Cannot Feel (review) being released back in Spring (interview). Part of the problem was that rather than tie his visionary moves with the same bow as his contemporaries, he has the tendency to jump on tangents from discussing his own output to talk up the records that are inspiring him. Water from a stone to some extent, but it’s equally part of the charm of the Deerhunter lynchpin. That evening he particularly spent the time servin...