Movies

As a devoted viewer, I must confess that “Emily in Paris” is notorious for its overly dramatic storylines brimming with stereotypes, excessive cheesiness, and an idealized version of life that sometimes feels too good to be true. Emily’s romantic entanglements are more hectic than a bustling In & Out drive-through, and her uncanny knack for resolving work catastrophes at the flick of a finger has marketing firms worldwide shaking their heads in disbelief. Yet, despite its flaws, it’s this very show that we can’t help but love to criticize!

Spoilers ahead for Episode 3 of 9-1-1: Lone Star Season 5 on Fox.

Across different Disney animated films, the princess characters vary in form and size, but each possesses unique abilities that significantly impact their respective realms. These talents range from fearless and daring personalities, to creative problem-solving skills, or compassionate and patient natures. What makes these characters even more extraordinary is that the voice actors, who breathe life into these timeless royal figures, often share enchanting interactions with fans. Notably, Anika Rose Noni, who gives voice to Tiana in The Princess and the Frog, had a particularly meaningful encounter with an autistic child, who ultimately discovered her own voice.

Warning: spoilers are ahead for the first three episodes of The Legend of Vox Machina Season 3.

In the television series “Only Murders in the Building” on Hulu, the characters Charles (portrayed by Steve Martin), Oliver (Martin Short), and Mabel (played by Selena Gomez) have embarked on another installment of their podcast for its fourth season. Interestingly, this season’s podcast is also being adapted into a film, which will be produced by Paramount Pictures. However, this movie seems to revolve around the events from the first season of their podcast, which contradicts the fact that Hulu/20th Television, a Disney production company, is responsible for producing the comedy series.