Maggie Fremont

4 weeks ago | ew.com | Maggie Fremont

At one point in 2022, Colleen Hoover had six of the 10 bestselling novels of the year. Three of those— Ugly Love, Reminders of Him, and It Ends With Us — had first been published years earlier: 2014, 2015, and 2016, respectively. That’s how dominant the author has been in the publishing world, mostly thanks to word of mouth and BookTok. In 2023, Time magazine named Hoover one of the 100 most influential people in the world.

1 month ago | tvguide.com | Maggie Fremont

"This is just what marriage is," Tina Fey's prickly Kate says to her husband, Jack (Will Forte), while talking about pushing through a rough patch in their relationship. While Netflix's comedy The Four Seasons ultimately offers up a more robust and oftentimes conflicting definition of marriage over the course of eight episodes — hard work and dedication and choosing a person, yes, but sparks and soulmates factor in, too — Kate's line feels like a real encapsulation of the series as a whole.

1 month ago | tvguide.com | Maggie Fremont

[Warning: The following contains spoilers for You Season 5. Read at your own risk!]Oh, it's You again. The fifth and final season of Netflix's sinister and somehow also darkly funny serial killer thriller has arrived to give us the final chapter in the charming, hopelessly romantic, and absolutely sociopathic Joe Goldberg's (Penn Badgley) story.

1 month ago | vulture.com | Maggie Fremont

The first scripted medical television show was 1951’s City Hospital. The series, which began on ABC before moving to CBS, followed the professional and personal lives of several doctors working, as the title suggests, at a large city hospital. And thus, a genre of television was born. In the decades since, medical shows have become ubiquitous. Sure, they go in and out of style, but they’re always there, chugging away.

1 month ago | vulture.com | Maggie Fremont

Wow, talk about a difficult day of work, am I right? No, I obviously do not mean the doctors, nurses, and staff on The Pitt who have just made it through the 15-hour shift from hell; I mean me, the person who has been tasked with ranking all the medical professionals on The Pitt from worst to best. It’s impossible, and I have cried about it. Has any TV drama with such a sprawling ensemble produced banger after banger of great characters?