Category: Entertainment
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Proof That Tejasswi Prakash and I Share The Same Character Design
8 Weird Things Tejasswi Prakash and I Have In Common A long time ago, I watched Swaragini and became obsessed with Tejasswi Prakash. And I know I just spoke about her like two days ago, but the thing is, I have spent a very long part of my life obsessing over her. Which has made…
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Funny Things I’ve Said Recently That Sound Horrible Out of Context
Look, I get it, I’m a little self-obsessed, but honestly, who wouldn’t be? Keep yourself in my shoes and you’d know how hard it is not to be a fan. Because tell me why I use about 0B of my brain before speaking and somehow everything that comes out of my mouth is sitcom-worthy. I’m…
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How Bigg Boss Ruined My Favourite TV Actress: A Tejasswi Prakash Rant
A long long time ago, there used to be a TV show called Swaragini that had little kiddie Shreya in a chokehold. Not because it had an amazing story, but because it had an amazing character, a beautiful anti-hero who was hurt by everyone she once loved, turning her into the greatest villain the world…
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Adam Carrington Is The Best Character On Dynasty And I’m Tired Of Pretending He’s Not
You know me, you know I don’t watch a show until I do and then get weirdly obsessed with it. There’s this show called Dynasty that aired from 2017 to 2022, I think, and I’ve always wanted to properly finish it. Now as someone that does not watch shows that passionately, I don’t believe in…
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Paris Paloma Is 26 And I Need Everyone To Panic
So, I was having a great day until I saw this exact post from Paris Paloma’s YouTube channel. At first I was like lol that can’t be right, so I went to my most trusted gossip partner — ChatGPT — to bitch about it. But wouldn’t you know it. It’s true. Paris fricking Paloma is…
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Why We’re More Comfortable With Fictional People Than Real Ones
Why do fictional characters feel safer than real people? This article explores emotional safety, control, and the psychology behind our attachment to fictional connections. There’s a strange, almost embarrassing truth that many people quietly live with: it is often easier to love someone who doesn’t exist. Not in a delusional, “I’ve lost touch with reality”…
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Criminal Justice Season 2 Review (Behind Closed Doors) – Plot, Acting, Pacing & Climax Explained
Season 1 might have started slow, but the ending was good enough to make me watch Season 2. Right from the starting minute of the show, I knew where it was headed, which is exactly why I wanted to do a separate post for it. Welcome to the second installment of Criminal Justice Review by…
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The 1904 Olympics: The Most Chaotic and Unhinged Games in History
Every field of work has a benchmark. A leader, a milestone that every person in that industry wants to reach. Actors have the Oscars, musicians have the Grammys, the writers have the Nobel prize in literature. And for the people in sports, it’s the Olympics. But, each of these “Marvellous” status of achievements have had…
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Kim’s Convenience Character Analysis | Honest Review of Every Character
Kim’s Convenience Character Analysis: Honest Thoughts on Every Character I recently watched Kim’s Convenience, and while I might be a couple of years late to the party, a good show doesn’t lose its charm with time. What makes this sitcom stand out isn’t just its humor—it’s the deeply human, flawed, and evolving characters that carry…
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Criminal Justice Season 1 Review: Brilliant Acting, Frustrating Writing & That Knife Plot Hole
The article reviews the web series “Criminal Justice,” which debuted in 2019. The story centers on Aditya Sharma, wrongfully accused of murder. Despite early pacing issues, strong performances by Vikrant Massey and Pankaj Tripathi elevate the series. The reviewer rates it 7/10 but hints that ignoring early episodes boosts it to 9.