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.
Does using AI count as cheating? Why are kids interested in the UV index? And how might a social media ban negatively impact some teens?
This problematic sci-fi show’s fourth season forces our protagonists to solve, once again, another world-ending scenario.
“Glow up” passports are holding up travelers. Hiking trends on social media are putting folks at risk. And a new vape/phone goes viral.
Instagram’s account supervision allows parents to come alongside their teens to create an experience that is safer and more meaningful.
The third entry in the ‘Quiet Place’ franchise once again contrasts savage alien brutality with surprising human tenderness.
Why are boys “mewing”? What are “almond daughters”? Plus, some “algo-speak” terms parents should know.
Snowpiercer is rated TV-MA for basically every reason you can imagine. In the end, it left me cold.
The rest of the MCU has been PG-13 up to this point. Deadpool has not. So how might parents tackle this new R-rated MCU flick?
Young Woman and the Sea is quite the inspiring tale of courage and perseverance (with a couple of content concerns for families).
Twisters is off to a whirlwind start. But Despicable Me 4 and Inside Out 2 are still performing well.
Why are teens “pebbling”? How can parents respond to digital self-harm? And why are “septum arms” trending?
Some TikTok videos may seem fine on the surface. But what happens when the creators or songs behind them are a bit more risque?
The Serpent Queen slithers through 16th-century France on its belly. And it sinks its fangs into religion itself.
