Jen Maravegias

1 day ago | pajiba.com | Jen Maravegias

Just when we thought the debate over the best movie President was settled, here comes John Cena throwing his hat in the ring with Prime Video’s Heads of State. Oh, it also stars Idris Elba as the Prime Minister of England. I don’t know if anyone around here is into him, though. I want to watch them fight each other with saplings. The rest of the cast is strong, too. Not strong strong. But, you know, talented strong.

3 days ago | pajiba.com | Jen Maravegias

It seems like everyone in the world is aware of New York City’s democratic primary race, and frankly, the scrutiny is exhausting. Why did I wake up this morning to someone in the Netherlands asking New Yorkers’ opinions about mayoral candidates on Threads? I assume the Netherlands has its own politicians that the locals should be worried about. Let me drink my iced coffee in peace. And in the dark. Because not only is it Primary Day here in NYC, it’s also the hottest day of the year.

1 week ago | pajiba.com | Jen Maravegias

Welcome to the longest, brightest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere, campers! Once the season of endless, boring reruns, summer is officially upon us in these parts. But television seasons are a thing of the past, and we have plenty of new shows to look forward to (or avoid) in the next couple of months. It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia returns for its 17th season in July.

1 week ago | pajiba.com | Jen Maravegias

I finished watching the CW Network’s Sherlock & Daughter. The good news is that the show improved over the season. The bad news is, it’s still not great. David Thewlis makes a good, older, more introspective Holmes. When the focus shifted more toward him and involved him more in the story, we got some interesting episodes and solid performances. But Amelia Rojas (Blu Hunt) wasn’t interesting enough to be the main character, and they tried to do too much in eight episodes.

1 week ago | pajiba.com | Jen Maravegias

By Jen Maravegias | News | June 18, 2025 Header Image Source: 20th Century Studios Just as dads across America have finished being in their feelings about A Complete Unknown, here comes Jeremy Allen White as Bruce Springsteen in the trailer for Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere. The film chronicles the recording process behind Springsteen’s seminal 1982 album Nebraska. That means we won’t see Courtney Cox dancing in the dark.