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Sometimes I think that I'd be great on a season of "The Bachelor," but then I remember that it's all acting, and I'm a terrible actress. What's the point of calling it reality TV if it's the opposite of reality? This is why I have trust issues y'all! A Redditor started a thread asking people who have been featured on reality TV shows what it's really like behind-the-scenes, and it's actually super interesting. Have a peek below. 

After a 19-Season run, The Ellen Show Just announced on Twitter that this will be their last season. The general response from the public seemed to be something along the lines of, 'sigh, Finally." It hasn't been too long since uncomfortable Ellen moments began resurfacing online and the hashtag @RIPEllen was trending on Twitter. Ellen's reputation has changed drastically in the past year. Her reasoning for ending the show, in her words, was because it stopped being a challenge.

One of the most monumental moments was her seemingly harmless interview with Dakota Johnson. This video arguably started the fall of Ellen, as it started a much larger conversation about Ellen's character. If you haven't already seen it, prepare to cringe.

The Bridgerton fandom blew up when they discovered that The Duke of Hastings, played by Rege-Jean Paul, would not be returning to Season 2 of the Netflix series. The intense backlash to this announcement isn't surprising, considering The Duke was the hot plot that kept viewers coming back for more. However, the fact that Daphne's eldest brother, Anthony Bridgerton (played by Jonathan Bailey), will be taking the reins in the lead male role may keep these thirsty fans at bay. Many of Jonathan Bailey's fans took to Twitter to remind everyone that Viscount Bridgerton is just as sexy as the Duke, and will make a wonderful leading man. Whether it be through pictures or words, Jonathan Bailey's fans really pulled through for him. Scroll down for this week's thirstiest tweets. 

In the last couple of years, 'Netflix and Chill' has become a staple in our internet meme vernacular. In case you're from another planet and need to gain more insight into Earth's strange culture, 'Netflix and Chill' is actually code for going over to someone's house and hooking up while a mediocre film plays in the background. So for those of you that were looking forward to watching a film, sorry in advance. Make plans for another night. People on Twitter have been bringing back the phrase in their own quirky ways, and we're so here for it. Scroll down to get a gist of what we mean. 

It's no secret that nerds have been taking the world by storm. After all, where TF would we be without Steve Jobs and his crazy innovative contributions to the world?! Probably sending nude photographs via snail mail or something along those lines - ain't nobody got time for that! I'd take brains over brawns any day - not to mention the money comes along with all the genius ideas going on in their nerd heads. I'm not a gold digger, but I'm also not not a gold digger either. The sexy nerd isn't a new phenomenon. They've been blossoming in pop culture for the past couple of decades. Even though these characters don't really exist, we haven't stopped thinking about them since we first saw them on-screen. We've compiled a list of the sexiest fictional nerds of all time for your viewing pleasure below. 

We keep on bringing you the Avatar: The Last Airbender memes and y'all keep eating 'em up. So why change a good thing? Hopefully these memes and Tumblr shitposts will please you as much as our other Avatar galleries.

With every Women's History Month comes a wave of stories of incredibly amazing and strong women of past and present. I don't know about you guys, but sometimes I feel like I can't keep up with the stamina and drive of all these awe-inspiring ladies. What's a lazy girl to do every March? Bingewatch the best feminist TV shows - duh! Women support other women, so it's pretty much your obligation during Women's History Month. Scroll down for the best TV shows to enjoy throughout the month.  

The 2021 Golden Globes was definitely an award show to remember. There was a delicate combination of awkward celeb cameos, lagging videos, and a whole lot of people just looking straight up miserable as they continuously forget they are on camera. The Golden Globes was actually very relfective of the current time. At least they tried though, and we still have these delicious tweets to enjoy for the next few days. Enjoy!

Haven't come up with a name yet for your best girlfriend? Well, you are in luck because apparently there is a trend going around where people reveal the names of their cooters based on the last TV show they watched/binged/hated, it doesn't matter. Before moving forward maybe you should think back to your name. I'm pretty proud of mine: Love Island.

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When we first heard that there would be a show about Scarlet Witch/Wanda Maximoff (played by Elizabeth Olsen) and Vision (played by Paul Bettany), we weren't quite sure what to expect. Sure, they are cool characters, but they are not usually on top of peoples favorite Marvel characters list. The duo, both of whom are extremely powerful superheroes, are often overshadowed by the likes of Vision's former boss, Iron Man, or Black Panther and Captain America. Wanda and Vision have often felt more like sidekicks, much to the chagrin of comic book fans. It was hard to imagine how their show would pan out, especially given the pretty important fact that since Avengers: Endgame Vision is, well, dead.

Our uncertainty was pretty much quelled by a host of positive reviews. WandaVision currently boasts an impressive 92% on Rotten Tomatoes - only a few points less than Marvel's popular Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. which airs on ABC. It ranks far higher than the short-lived Agent Carter, which was centered around Steve Rogers' beloved Peggy Carter, a secret agent working for the Strategic Scientific Reserve. 

Critics like Polygon's Petrana Radulovic have celebrated the show's fun start - as well as the Scarlet Witch & Vision are finally in the spotlight. Other critics have praised the show's surreal nature, magical realism, and its unique style of storytelling. With a host of cookie cutter predictable superhero shows, WandaVision seems to be a refreshing journey. Despite all these positive takes, some reviewers have expressed considerable confusion regarding the plot. Even Conan O'Brien had something to say about it, tweeting "I think WandaVision is slowly building to the big reveal that I still don't know what's going on." This didn't deter us from tuning in. As unapologetic Marvel fans, we had to see what the hubbub was all about.

The show starts out in the style of a 1950's family sitcom, and as each episode takes us into a new era - and  teaches us more about Wanda and Vision (and their relationship) - we start to realize that something's...kind of off. It soon becomes clear that the entire town of Westview, New Jersey is under the control of Wanda, who is using an illusion to live out an idyllic life with Vision, who was killed by Thanos in Avengers: Endgame. 

WandaVision brings back some familiar faces, most notably Captain Marvel's BFF Monica Rambeau, and Jimmy Woo, the latter of whom you may remember from Ant-Man. The show's real joy, however, is seeing Olsen and Bettany's characters fleshed out. And, of course, the revelation that is Kathryn Hahn as Agnes - aka the villainous witch, Agatha Harkness. While it gets a bit of a slow start, Marvel fans seem to be absolutely loving the show, which just aired its 7th episode. As is the case with any successful series, many fans have started making amusing and relatable memes for fellow WandaVision stans. There are tons to be found on Instagram and Reddit, but we've rounded up some excellent examples to help tide you over til the next episode. 

A new revival of a Sex and the City movie is coming out and the internet is abuzz. More so because Samantha Mother Effing Jones isn't included. Umm, excuse me, but whattttttttttt the freaking hell?!!?!?!!?!?! Samantha IS Sex and the City. She's the ultimate bachelorette who did whatever the hell she wanted, and she knew how to freakin work it. Here is my personal tribute to the true protagonist of this show (yeah, I said it):