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.
Is your “iPad Kid” already using X? Attorneys general demand a warning label on social media. Meta is partnering to combat self-harm content.
What do parents need to know about the sold-out Book of Bill? Why are teens asking ChatGPT to roast them? What is “good facial harmony”?
Netflix’s The Perfect Couple is yet another show about a family that isn’t suitable for most other families.
Should parents be worried if kids can’t type? How quickly does TikTok impact body image? Parents agree being a teen is harder today.
Prime Video’s Classified feels like it was written by someone who wasn’t sure which social justice issue on which they wanted to focus.
The fourth film in the latest reboot of this franchise delivers exactly what you’d expect with regard to its story and violence.
Average Joe, a BET+ show now on Netflix, has more than an average number of problems.
This sequel to That ‘70s Show is plagued by the same raunchiness and underage substance use that plagued its predecessor.
Can cracking jokes make you a better parent? Why are teens obsessed with “underconsumption”? Why are kids saying “Very Demure”?
Greedy People poses as a dark comedy. But it’s far less comedy and far more dark than you might expect.
Tonies and the Toniebox solve the screentime issue. But there are some other concerns for parents to consider.
The Garfield Movie is a fun, new take on the orange tabby, but one with a few subtle nods to the progressive social mores of our day.
How much do social media influencers actually make? Why are teens obsessing over “moon face”? And how are tablets contributing to tantrums?
