If superpowers were real, telekinesis would be the WORST possible power for me to have. Because the second someone gets on my nerves, they’re flying straight into a wall. I simply cannot be trusted with that kind of power. 😭 #AHS13

Pedro Pascal out here doing the Lord’s (Lula’s) work with that L. #BoraLula 🇧🇷🕊️🙏

THE DUKE IS BACK IN BUSINESS. And this time, the world of THE GENTLEMEN is getting even bigger. Netflix has officially confirmed that Season 3 is now in production, with Theo James returning to the criminal underworld of high society as a new ensemble of familiar faces joins the fray. Among the latest additions are THE LORD OF THE RINGS alumni Elijah Wood and Orlando Bloom, alongside Robert Carlyle, Dexter Fletcher, Bruna Marquezine, Ed Speleers, Saffron Burrows, and Bugzy Malone. And the next chapter is expanding beyond British borders, with production set to take place across the UK and Morocco, promising a new international backdrop for the show’s signature blend of aristocratic excess, ruthless ambition, dark comedy, and underworld intrigue. With this much talent joining the ensemble, the stakes could be higher than ever. So, what exactly is Guy Ritchie cooking up for Season 3? Who’s about to enter Eddie Horniman’s orbit, and what new trouble awaits the Duke? Theories, gentlemen. Let’s hear them.

Watching Tyler Perry’s FINDING JOY on Amazon Prime Video, and I have a theory: Tyler Perry didn’t write this one to put us through emotional warfare for once. 😂 No struggle love. No convoluted plot held together by a series of increasingly ridiculous misunderstandings. No Black woman being punished by the narrative, saddled with everybody else’s burdens, or expected to sacrifice herself at the altar of love. Just a rom-com with a sensible narrative progression, a heroine who gets to experience joy, and a love story that doesn’t require her to suffer for it. It’s giving Black Hallmark rom-com, and I mean that as the highest compliment. I’m thoroughly enjoying this! More of this, please, Mr. Tyler Perry. Let Black women fall in love, be cherished, have their happy endings, and experience a little romantic escapism without having to survive an entire season of emotional devastation first. MORE OF THIS, SIR. WE’RE BEGGING.

I've now seen both episodes of Yaga twice. Crave has officially reeled me in with yet another binge-worthy series. This one is a stunner. I'm scrutinizing every frame and every minor detail, because I know nothing in this series is incidental; it all pays off down the line. Now, on to the podcast! Yaga || HudsonWilliams