Editorials

TV shows geared toward young adults need to bring back a focus on supernatural and fantasy worlds instead of only romance.

Riverdale Season 7 took its characters back in time, transporting them to the ’50s for a final showing that’s been falling flat for some fans.

Could Riverdale be setting us up for a twist? Jughead has been the show’s narrator, but we explore the clues of a potential theory that’s been under our noses.

Sometimes, all you need is to avoid the negativity and a little change of mindset. Our article tells you why Riverdale is one of the greatest shows. Read on to find out.

From the inimitable goddess boss that is Beth Pearson to the ever-insufferable Cheryl Blossom, this list has everyone you love to love — and everyone you simply hate.

Riverdale used to be a riveting drama with compelling characters and dynamics. But in just a few seasons, it turned into a cringe-worthy hot mess. Read to find out why!

“Hello, Clarice.” Is that line of dialogue familiar because you’ve seen The Silence of the Lambs, or have you watched too many TV shows spoofing the movie?

Different relationships on television, both romantic and platonic, have managed to leave a mark on their audience because of what they had to offer in the long run.

The CW has many shows with all kinds of representation, but having diversity is not enough. In this editorial, we explore why their attempt at diversity fails.

TV has explored various romantic tropes, from love triangles to fake dating. There are so many out there, but one thing’s for sure – the best trope is friends to lovers.