What She Said

BIG News from Disney, Music, Film, TV and 8 Out of 10 Cats Out of the Bag.

in Entertainment, What She Said on 02/24/21

By Anne Brodie The biggest news to hit the entertainment world this week is the launch of Star on Disney+, an adult-oriented streaming service with a massive library of films and TV shows and series, including the Searchlight library, a slate of Star originals, new European content, and Hulu and FX original content. It’s streaming for grown-ups whose tastes run… View Post

New Cast Member Enuka Okuma Joins CBC’s Workin’ Moms and She’s Taking Names!

in Entertainment, What She Said on 02/21/21

There’s a new boss in town in Season Five of Workin’ Moms. Enuka Okuma joins the cast as Sloane Mitchell, Kate’s new client. She’s a force of nature, a high-powered businesswoman who works hard and plays hard. Kate finds out just how hard Sloane plays when she tags along one night in the episode Mama Mia Meatboy!. Okuma makes her… View Post

Meet the Girls of Netflix’ To All The Boys: Always And Forever

in Entertainment, What She Said on 02/21/21

In the third To All the Boys film, Always and Forever, now on Netflix, Lara Jean (Lana Condor) and Christine (Madeleine Arthur) graduate high school and are making plans to spread their wings. Lara Jean will follow Peter to Stanford University and they’ll be married when they finish. Christine’s opted to skip uni to take a gap year studying the… View Post

Women Under Pressure, Squirrel Superhero, Sins, Love and Hearties Take Note!

in Entertainment, What She Said on 02/19/21

By Anne Brodie Let’s open with a fact-based story of celebrity woe that’s screaming from the headlines again. Woody Allen was one of the world’s leading filmmakers and writers, he made a movie a year or so for decades, usually starring his real-life partners including Diane Keaton and Mia Farrow. On August 18, 1992, Allen held an out-of-character news… View Post

The Wild Men of Dickinson, Season 2.

in Entertainment, What She Said on 02/14/21

Apple TV’s wildly updated series based on the life of poet Emily Dickinson is an astonishing mash-up of ultra-modern and 19th-century life in Amherst, Massachusetts. The young poet Emily, played by Hailee Steinfeld, is unfettered in her attitudes about men, women, sex and gender roles. She throws off tradition to follow her many passions, to write poetry and be at… View Post

Bake!

in Entertainment, What She Said on 02/13/21

Comedians and Second City vets Alan Shane Lewis and Ann Pornel are off to a sweet start as hosts of CBC and CBC Gem’s fourth season of The Great Canadian Baking Show. They have a certain je ne sais quoi and that’s because they’re besties from years together on the comedy scene. The chemistry’s there. Just as it must be to bake successfully. What She Said’ … View Post