Shaina Weatherhead

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Standing at the intersection of adorable and otherworldly with its long tongue darting and its paws clutched cautiously, the pangolin is a fascinating animal you have to see to believe. While Netflix's original films have admittedly received some heat for their varying degrees of quality, Pangolin: Kulu's Journey is heartwarming proof that the streaming titan can still knock it out of the park.

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Giving us our most enthusiastic greetings and most gut-wrenching goodbyes, pets are more than just furry, scaly, or feathered friends. They’re travel buddies, playmates, and trusted confidants, sharing in our joy and grief as we walk through life with them following dutifully by our sides. Bryce Dallas Howard’sPetstakes us lovingly through the journey of pet ownership, telling a variety of uplifting stories about people finding their best friends in unlikely beings.

1 month ago | collider.com | Shaina Weatherhead

Editor's Note: Spoilers ahead for Grey's Anatomy, Season 21 Iconic patients like Denny Duquette (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) and Henry Burton (Scott Foley) are permanent fixtures in the hearts and minds of any devoted Grey’s Anatomy fan. While the doctors have always been the main draw of the show, any medical drama junkie knows that the patients we meet can often have just as big of an impact as the smoking-hot surgeons who treat them.

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We all saw the trailer and had the haunting visage of Woody Harrelson’s Mr. Peanut seared permanently into our minds, and at long last, the wait is over. Netflix’s latest budget-breaking star vehicle, The Electric State, is finally upon us, and, well, it’s about as good as you’d expect.

1 month ago | collider.com | Shaina Weatherhead

Unfortunately, some movies are made with seemingly good intentions and just turn out to be really, really bad. Julia Verdin's No Address is one such film, purporting to shed light on the homelessness epidemic. Instead, it falls short with cringe-worthy dialogue, weird artistic choices, and an obvious religious agenda.