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ICYMI on FYA
In this week’s Stream It, Regina checked out the Disney+ series, Elena of Avalor, about the adventures of a Latin American princess.
In book reviews:
- Brian read Woke Up Like This by Amy Lea, which features a fun and original twist on the ‘enemies to lovers’ trope.
- Mandy C. reviewed All That Consumes Us by Erica Waters. Based on the cover alone, it’s a perfect creepy October read.
- Brian also checked out the Edgar Allan Poe-inspired plague romance (a bunch of words I wouldn’t expect together), A Multitude of Dreams.
Book Related Things
Good for this month’s reading challenge: Five books where the curses are magically inherited.
What you should read next based on your fave Taylor Swift Era.
#TeamVillain
Onscreen Things
Interview with Amber Benson about her new Audible Buffy-verse series, Slayer, by FYA’s (and Fangoria’s) own, Meredith Borders.
Otis and Jean’s Sex Education house could now be yours for $1.8 million. Y’all, it has a pizza oven!
First images from Netflix’s live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender. Until then, you can revisit our review of the animated series.
Vanity Fair on Britney’s only major film role: How Crossroads Captured the Girl Beyond the Pop Star.
Yay for Christmas movie news! Leighton Meester and the good Amell (that would be Robbie) made a Christmas romance! It looks really fun, except I’d rather see her with a Blair Waldorf headband than those bangs.
Social Media Things
Oops, it’s me. I am Swiftie.
Richard and Emily Gilmore.
Remember Save the Last Dance? The secondhand cringe I felt while watching this is only rivaled by the cringe of watching this movie the first time.
Dolly Parton doesn’t have time for your group text.
We can hear this quote.
Miscellaneous Things
There was a Dead Poets Society reunion on the picket lines.
Taylor Swift Easter eggs are more than a puzzle — they’re a lifestyle
