Emily studied film and writing when she was in college. And when she isn’t being way too competitive while playing board games, she enjoys food, sleep, and geeking out with her husband indulging in their “nerdoms,” which is the collective fan cultures of everything they love, such as Star Wars, Star Trek, Stargate and Lord of the Rings.
Teens are trashing theaters during screenings of ‘A Minecraft Movie.’ Grok’s new AI personalities pose dangers to teens. Parents should beware “divine feminine energy.”
Netflix’s Ransom Canyon isn’t a safe bet for families to gather ‘round the TV to watch.
Dystopian dramas are often read/watched because they provide an escape. But what do we do when they induce anxiety and fear instead?
Is Zepeto a safe app? How does the “half-swipe” affect teenage Snapchat users? Will ads make BeReal like every other social media platform?
When Hope Calls brings a certain hopeful element to the greater TV landscape, offering families a show that elicits warm, happy feelings without relying upon tawdry content.
The Handmaid’s Tale is a troubling story, one that casts Christians in Satan’s role and freely shows us the sins in which he revels.
Whether or not TikTok is banned, parents should remain vigilant. Why are parents talking about Chappell Roan on social media? What new parental control features have been added to Roblox?
Harry Bosch isn’t a cop anymore, but he’s still on TV. So no surprise that his new series still sports the same old problems.
There are some small navigable caveats, but even the cautious Mr. Brown would likely consider Paddington in Peru to be a risk worth taking.
Does mouth taping actually improve sleep? Are ‘bed parties’ a good way to celebrate college acceptance? Can playing esports be beneficial to your child?
Paramount+’s Happy Face capitalizes on the nation’s obsession with true crime—and some details may make this show a nonstarter for families.
