IT WAS LIZZIE ALL ALONG
There’s no shortage of opinion about her character Wanda Maximoff. But there’s no contesting that the actress is giving an all-time endearing press offensive.
Shannon O’Connor is a social media editor for The Daily Beast. She previously worked at The Hollywood Reporter, Southern California News Group and Los Angeles Times. She is a graduate of Emerson College.
MEAN GREEN QUEEN
The first taste of the highly anticipated series suggests Mark Ruffalo’s Smart Hulk will be a mentor to his cousin who practices “superhuman law” and gets superhuman herself.
TIME OF OUR LIVES
Over the last few years, millennials flocked to the sitcom. It turns out that its depiction of friendship, getting older, and timing is exactly what they needed in uncertain times.
SHE’S JUST BEING MILEY
The shag cut, the live concert album, the “Like a Prayer” cover: Rocker Miley is fully here. For her fans, the critical embrace of her latest evolution has been a long time coming.
GAME NIGHT GONE RIGHT
What started with a group of voice actors playing Dungeons & Dragons in an apartment has become an R-rated fantasy adventure series from Amazon Prime Video.
LIVE AND LEARN
The cast and creator of Apple TV+’s critically-acclaimed coming-of-age series open up about its timely final season and how it helped them wrestle with the fame monster.
‘ALL IN THIS TOGETHER’
Rosanna Arquette is back being mischievous in “The L Word: Generation Q.” She talks lesbian sex and fighting for equality in light of the Texas abortion ban.
REAL CHEMISTRY
As a new season of “The L Word: Generation Q” begins, Leisha Hailey (Alice) and Katherine Moennig (Shane) reveal the secrets of their friendship, and how reality mirrors fiction.
FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION
We spoke with creators Rob McElhenney and Megan Ganz—as well as the talented cast—of the wickedly funny Apple TV+ series that lifts the veil on the gaming industry.
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REPRESENTATION
The new Captain America finds LGBTQ+ Marvel fans fantasizing about a Sam and Bucky romance to be offensive. But it’s about feeling seen.
