Author: Madiha Ahmed

After a two-year battle with breast cancer, actress Kelly Preston died on July 12 at the age of 57. Following the news, her husband, John Travolta, posted a heartfelt message on Instagram. The pair had been married for almost 29 years, after meeting on the set of 1989’s The Experts, and had three children together: 20-year-old daughter Ella, 9-year-old son Benjamin, … Continue reading John Travolta Remembers Kelly Preston in a Heartfelt Post: “She Fought a Courageous Fight” Continue Reading →

Lucifer may be ending (though not as early as we thought), but it’s getting a hell of a sendoff! On July 26, Netflix announced that the series’s fifth season has been extended; instead of the previously revealed 10 episodes, season five will conclude with 16 episodes. While it doesn’t rank up to the supernatural crime drama’s final … Continue reading Lucifer Fans Are In For a Devilish Treat: Netflix Extended the Fifth Season to 16 Episodes Continue Reading →

Who says you need to go somewhere to enjoy yourself during the summer? We say, sit back, relax, and enjoy a fun movie on Netflix instead. If you’re looking for some entertainment for a night in during the summer months, check out one of these movies currently streaming on Netflix. Your options are full of faraway places, … Continue reading 16 Netflix Movies That’ll Put You in the Mood For Summer Continue Reading →

We had planned to visit family in India this summer, but instead I’m adding my notes to these travel tips for friends. And each Sunday night, I’m watching Beecham House, which premiered last month on PBS Masterpiece for US audiences. Set in India, Beecham House‘s six episodes narrate a fact-based fiction of an Englishman living in Delhi in the … Continue reading If You’re Not Watching Beecham House, You’re Missing Out on Something Really Special Continue Reading →

Production for Marry Me officially kicked off in 2019, and can we just take a moment to talk about the star-studded cast? The musical comedy stars Jennifer Lopez, Owen Wilson, Sarah Silverman, Chloe Coleman, and John Bradley, and it marks Maluma’s first feature film. The movie is based on Bobby Crosby’s graphic novel of the same name and is described as … Continue reading Jennifer Lopez and Maluma’s Marry Me Movie Is the Rom-Com We’ve Been Waiting For Continue Reading →

As part of the Girl Up 2020 Leadership Summit on July 13, former First Lady Michelle Obama shared a special message on behalf of the Girls Opportunity Alliance. The organization is an Obama Foundation program that seeks to empower adolescent girls around the world through education. In her speech, Michelle touched on the abrupt changes girls around the … Continue reading Michelle Obama on the Importance of Girls’ Education: “We Can’t Let These Girls Be Forgotten” Continue Reading →

Calling all comic book fans: Netflix just dropped what is sure to be your latest obsession. Based on the comic book of the same name, The Old Guard tells the story of four centuries-old immortals secretly working to protect humanity, who — just when they discover another immortal — realize their secret powers have been exposed. The … Continue reading Will There Be a Sequel to The Old Guard on Netflix? It All Depends on You, Apparently Continue Reading →

  To say I’m excited for Clare Crawley’s Bachelorette season would be putting it lightly. After multiple seasons of childish drama and unsuccessful relationships, the franchise has found a lead who is truly ready to leave the nonsense in the past and find someone to love. The Bachelor alum, who was first seen in Juan Pablo Galavis’s season, is a pro at wearing her heart … Continue reading Clare’s Bachelorette Season Will Begin Filming Soon! Here Are 5 Things We Want to See Continue Reading →

The announcement of a new Pirates of the Caribbean movie could have been another instance of franchise fatigue, but the news that it’s a female-led reboot starring Margot Robbie and written by Birds of Prey screenwriter Christina Hodson has me intrigued and already thinking about theories. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the new movie is not directly spun off from the long-running … Continue reading I Have a Lot of Thoughts About What Might Happen in the Female-Led Pirates Reboot Continue Reading →

Ah, the cult classic: those films with incredibly devoted fans that may not be super mainstream or even well-known at all, but are so quotable and have become staples in their genre. We’re talking the campy horror films, the classic satires, and the movies that you know every single word to because you’re one of those diehard … Continue reading If You Haven’t Watched These Cult Classics on Netflix Yet, Now’s the Time Continue Reading →