binge watching
"What am I binge watching? A f**king toddler. You?"
Admit it: Netflix is the third party in your relationship.
Take a peek behind the curtain.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Pages to turn when you're tired of scrolling.
The streaming giant has a good idea what you'll watch after finishing all of "Orange Is the New Black."
You know, anyone who's bursting with talent and initiative.
While I could write an entire article just on this topic, the core takeaway is that all eating is emotional eating. You are
It's the golden age of television. This era can be overwhelming for some viewers, with so many choices, there's no urgency
A mother walks into the living room where her pre-teen daughter sprawled on the couch, glued to the TV. Mom is carrying a newly purchased backpack, and states smugly, "She spent the summer binge-watching. Soon she'll be binge-studying." Why do I hate this commercial? Let me count the ways.
Lena Dunham reminded me that good writing transcends generations. If we keep our minds and hearts open, each generation has something to learn from the other. Even if at first glance what they write looks to be pitiful characters.
Summertime and the living is TV. Hope there's a pen handy because you'll want to jot down these TV Show premiere dates.
House of Cards and Game of Thrones are the same basic show. When you boil it down, each is a collection of morally-ambiguous characters playing a political game of cards.
Remi Malik's neurotic anti-social on-edge portrayal of Eliot was sizzling and deserved to win the Golden Globe instead of
Could our kids become victims of binge watching? The average American child watches more than four hours of TV a day, despite
If you've strolled through a city or surfed the web recently, chances are you've found yourself locked in a staring match with Jessica Jones. Portraits of Krysten Ritter as the title character still lurk everywhere, her impressionistic gaze and porcelain skin beckoning your views.
Binge-watching shows is here to stay, and Netflix, Hulu and other streaming television companies know it--that's why they released entire seasons of original shows at once, banking that people like you and me will power through episode after episode.
