Tag: A League of Their Own

  • The Best Movies And TV Shows Leaving Netflix In September 2023

    The Best Movies And TV Shows Leaving Netflix In September 2023

    Somehow, when we weren’t looking, summer was drawing to a close. It’s somewhat alarming to realize that fall and winter are both right around the corner, creeping in, bringing cold darkness to us all! As the month changes over, the almighty Netflix algorithm giveth and taketh away. The streaming giant will be kicking several currently…

  • ‘A League of Their Own’ Season 2 Looks For a New Home

    ‘A League of Their Own’ Season 2 Looks For a New Home

    While Amazon Prime Video may have kicked them off the field, the series, A League of Their Own is on the lookout for a new place to play the game. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the show’s producers at Sony Pictures Television are planning to shop the title around, hopefully throwing a curveball at the…

  • ‘A League of Their Own’ Season 2 Cancelled

    ‘A League of Their Own’ Season 2 Cancelled

    It’s another sad day for fans of A League of Their Own, with Deadline reporting that the Prime Video series about an increasingly popular women’s baseball team has been canceled once again. The show had been canceled once before, but it had been renewed for a shorter second season that was supposed to wrap up…

  • Tom Hanks Directed a Julia Roberts Rom-Com You Forgot About

    Tom Hanks Directed a Julia Roberts Rom-Com You Forgot About

    Tom Hanks is many things. He’s America’s dad. He’s Woody the cowboy doll in Toy Story. He’s in Forrest Gump, Saving Private Ryan, A League of Their Own, and so many other classic movies. He can do anything from tell profane knock-knock jokes in Catch Me If You Can to make moviegoers cry with quiet…

  • The Defiant Power of This Queer Safe Space in Movies and TV

    The Defiant Power of This Queer Safe Space in Movies and TV

    Strobe lights flash. Sweat rolls down the back. There is never a more delicate act, be it performing a death drop or going on the dance floor with a full drink in hand. For the LGBTQ+ community, clubs and bars empower people by allowing close interactions without the need to separate, while being the hot…

  • ‘A League of Their Own’ Season 2: Everything We Know So Far

    ‘A League of Their Own’ Season 2: Everything We Know So Far

    Batter up, folks, Season 2 of period sports dramedy A League of Their Own is in the works. Landing on Prime Video in the summer of 2022, the hard-hitting show (no pun intended) was met with critical acclaim. It soon garnered a devoted cult fan base – particularly those in the queer community eager to…

  • 10 LGBTQ+ Shows With High Audience Ratings on Rotten Tomatoes That Were Canceled Too Soon

    10 LGBTQ+ Shows With High Audience Ratings on Rotten Tomatoes That Were Canceled Too Soon

    Many highly rated LGBTQ+ shows have met the tragic fate of being canceled after one or a few seasons. Sense8 is one example. These shows meet this fate despite their vast fan bases and high ratings from audiences, as reflected on Rotten Tomatoes. While LGBTQ+ audiences have new shows like Heartstopper, Our Flag Means Death,…

  • Why Tom Hanks Doesn’t Watch Most Of His Films

    Why Tom Hanks Doesn’t Watch Most Of His Films

    Whether he’s playing a toy cowboy, a stranded FedEx worker, or a child in an adult’s body, Tom Hanks has long been one of the most reliable actors in the industry. When was the last time you heard anyone say anything against him? He possesses an inherently lovable screen presence, and can switch from portraying…

  • Best TV Duos of 2022

    Best TV Duos of 2022

    What a year 2022 has been in the wonderful realm of television, the gift that keeps on giving. So many impressive series debuted across all genres. The workplace thriller Severance (did you even know that a “workplace thriller” was a thing?) gave a whole new meaning to the office “break room.” Broad City alum Abbi…

  • The Godfather Review: After 50 Years, It’s Still a Movie You Can’t Refuse

    The Godfather Review: After 50 Years, It’s Still a Movie You Can’t Refuse

    As part of Collider’s “retro review” series, I’ve been fortunate enough to watch and review Penny Marshall’s heartfelt tear-jerker A League of Their Own and Alfred Hitchcock’s suspenseful masterpiece Psycho, two very different, but very important films for any lover and admirer of cinema. But the title that inevitably rises to the top of all…