October 2020

Which ‘Selling Sunset’ cast member is the wealthiest of all?

As ABBA once sang: “Money, money, money, must be funny, in the rich man’s world.” Which 'Selling Sunset' cast member is the richest?

by: Rianna de Bono-Smith

Music / News

Mariah Carey: The biggest reveals from her 2020 memoir

The Mariah Carey 2020 memoir is a bombshell. What does the superstar reveal about her life and career?

by: Patrice A. Kelly

News

The White House’s COVID-19 outbreak: Should it be on lockdown?

President Donald Trump contracted COVID-19 and it's rapidly spreading. Here’s what we know about the White House coronavirus outbreak and lockdown.

by: Victoria Stuewe

Music / News

All the sponsorships BTS has landed to boost their net worth

International stardom has given BTS a massive net worth. Here are the sponsorships bringing them their fortune.

by: John Walker

Craft / News

‘Before Sunrise’: An uplifting short film starring Julia L. Rosengren

The short film 'Before Sunrise' is an uplifting indie movie meant to provide hope during the bleakest times of the pandemic.

by: Frankie Stein

News / Our Obsessions

Theaters in 2020: Are there any more movies coming out this year?

Movie theaters haven't been thriving during the pandemic, but movies are still coming. Here are the movies to be released in theaters before 2020 is over.

by: Ross Tanenbaum

Indie Filmmakers

‘Vamik’s Room’: Directed by filmmaker Molly Castelloe

Filmmaker Molly Castelloe's new documentary 'Vamik's Room' tells the story of Vamik Volkan and his Nobel Peace Prize nominated work.

by: Frankie Stein

News / Our Obsessions

Gothtober: Check out these horror podcasts for a good scare

Do you love ghost stories, campfire tales, and haunted houses? Check out these excellent horror podcasts to get your spook on.

by: John Walker

Indie Filmmakers / News

Everything to know about Joslyn Rose Lyons’s film ‘Looking Glass’

Joslyn Rose Lyons's short film 'Looking Glass' is an experimental short film exploring the concepts of dream, fear, time, and more.

by: Frankie Stein

News / Our Obsessions

When does a franchise need to end? That’s the million dollar question, isn’t it? Especially in reality television because when a franchise seems to have an unlimited venue for spinoffs and seasons, well...it just keeps going on and on. That being said, it’s probably time to let The Real Housewives franchise go into that good night. Or, at the very least, stop making new spinoffs of it. Why? Because they’re running out of cities that sounds cool that’s why. In the latest spinoff, we’re following The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City. This is not a parody. It’s something that is happening because of course it is and yes, there is a lot of Mormonism in the trailer for the series as well. We promise. What this does prove to us though is that it’s probably the end times for The Real Housewives franchise. It’s time for this ship to sail off into that good night and, as Elsa says, “let it go.” You know? They’re out of cool cities The Real Housewives has covered: Orange County, Beverly Hills, New York, Atlanta, D.C., the Potomac, Miami, New Jersey, and Dallas. Honestly, we’re surprised that Chicago isn’t on the list before Salt Lake City, but sure. That’s still a huge part of the country that’s been covered by this franchise. How many more locations do we have? Because there’s being realistic and then there’s crossing over into ridiculousness. With the latest entry of the franchise, it looks like The Real Housewives has blissfully crossed over into self-parody. Wait until you see the next installments: Topeka, Eugene, Seattle, etc, etc. Sooner or later, you’re going to run out of areas with housewives. People are going to say that’s not real and not watch it! Not even to get drunk and make fun of the bad decisions going on here! At the end of the day, just accept that you’ve run out of locations in the States where there are real housewives that people want to watch about, you know? It’s turned repetitive There’s a good repetitive and a bad repetitive in reality television. A good repetitive usually comes in the form of reality show competitions. There are set challenges that happen every season, but with a rotating “cast” of real people handling them in new and unique ways? It makes it pretty interesting to watch. You know how the previous people handled it, but who knows how the new people will handle it? A franchise like The Real Housewives gets...repetitive in a bad way, especially as more shows are added to the franchise. Yes, it’s rich women and they’re being catty to each other. Some of them break out of the shackles of their reality show persona and go do more interesting things, like NeNe Leakes from Real Housewives of Atlanta. But you know the formula and the type of women that appear in this franchise. Not to say that repetition isn’t a bad thing, but also it just makes a franchise like The Real Housewives feel more stale than anything else. There’s also going to be infighting between the women, always going to be some talk of plastic surgery, always going to be relationship drama, and always going to be a rampant display of wealth. It just gets boring, especially when other series in the franchise do it better. Take that final bow What we’re saying, basically, is to just let the original series run their courses. Many of them are a decade into their run. They’re not going anywhere anytime soon. Adding too many new shows into the franchise could be detrimental to the series in the long-run. Just keep what you have and stop trying to make things happen, you know? Right now, The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City sounds like a parody. That’s not something a long-living franchise wants in the end.

‘The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City’: This franchise needs to end

The 'Real Housewives’ franchise is heading to Salt Lake City. Here's why the 'Housewives' should put an end to spinoffs.

by: Frankie Stein

Which ‘Selling Sunset’ cast member is the wealthiest of all?

Mariah Carey: The biggest reveals from her 2020 memoir

The White House’s COVID-19 outbreak: Should it be on lockdown?

All the sponsorships BTS has landed to boost their net worth

‘Before Sunrise’: An uplifting short film starring Julia L. Rosengren

Theaters in 2020: Are there any more movies coming out this year?

‘Vamik’s Room’: Directed by filmmaker Molly Castelloe

Gothtober: Check out these horror podcasts for a good scare

Everything to know about Joslyn Rose Lyons’s film ‘Looking Glass’

‘The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City’: This franchise needs to end

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