Show Snob • 9th May 2026

Euphoria season 3 doubled down on Nate and Jules’ complicated chemistry

Euphoria season 3 episode 3 gave us everything and more with the wedding, Nate getting beaten to a pulp, Maddy serving in an olive green dress, and the surprising reunion between Nate and Jules.

The Upcoming • 29th April 2026

Don Quixote at Sadler’s Wells | Theatre review

Don Quixote arrives at Sadler’s Wells for a highly anticipated two-day run, with director Carlos Acosta transporting the audience to a playful, romantic Spanish setting that begins with a vision. The nobleman Don Quixote dreams of a woman in white, Dulcinea, and, convinced he is a knight, sets off on a misguided quest.

22nd April 2026

What The Soft Life Version of Stan Culture Looks Like – That Fangirl Life

This used to be in-person, at concerts,  out in public, and at premieres, but fandom culture has changed. Fans still show up for their favourites in these same places, but the internet has changed how fans support them. Stan Twitter, which emerged in the 2010s, became the playground for ‘obsessive’ fans to engage in a subculture where they’d discuss their favourites, post content about them, and make mutuals, a.k.a. internet friends.

Show Snob • 14th April 2026

5 major hints dropped in the Euphoria season 3 premiere

Euphoria season 3 premiered on HBO on Sunday, April 13, with more plotlines that pushed the envelope. The first episode of the season opened with Rue Bennett (Zendaya), working as a drug mule for Laurie (Martha Kelly), after she racked up a huge drug debt following an accidental suitcase flush of drugs. To be exact, Rue owed Laurie $43 million, but Laurie settled for $100,000.

Show Snob • 10th April 2026

5 things we need to see in Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen season 2

Rachel's fears are beyond dark in Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen. She's spent most of her life living under a dark cloud until she met her man. Still, her mother Alexandra's (Victoria Pedretti) death plagues her, and she comes to find out how her mother died. But there's a secret there that explains everything, something that Rachel and the audience wait for the reveal for.

Show Snob • 31st March 2026

After the Buffy reboot was canceled, TV's revival era might finally be coming to a close

Buffy: New Sunnydale was cancelled before it even began, much to the surprise of Buffy fans. SMG took to Instagram to announce the sad news, thanking esteemed director Chloe Zhao and others involved in the highly-anticipated production.

Show Snob • 27th March 2026

The Hannah Montana Special was just what we needed

Miley Cyrus has treated fans to a nostalgia-filled special for Hannah Montana's 20th anniversary. Hannah Montana: The 20th Anniversary Special premiered on March 24 on Disney+. The popular Disney sitcom starred Cyrus as the titular character and ran for 4 seasons on Disney Channel. The show was revolutionary and launched Miley into super stardom.

Show Snob • 19th March 2026

5 TV shows with major millennial vibes you need to watch immediately

Some shows give us huge millennial vibes, whether they're from 2008 or 2026. A new TikTok trend, poking fun at millennial burger joints (ouch), takes us back to the millennial prime, back when Tumblr and We Heart It aesthetics were all people could think about.

Recce • 17th March 2026

What Happened to the 22-Episode TV Show Season?

We used to rent DVDs and watch TV live before streaming. Young people might find that strange now, but back then, it was normal. Audiences spent over half the year with the same characters and never seemed to get bored or wonder what to watch. Prime-time series usually aired from September to May to fill a weekly broadcast slot. Plots unfolded across seasons and were wrapped up in mid-season or season finale episodes, allowing new twists and cliffhangers.

Show Snob • 27th February 2026

Tell Me Lies final season avoids the fatal mistake that Gossip Girl made

Tell Me Lies came to an end on and it avoided the redemption mistake that Gossip Girl made with one of its main characters in the show's finale. So, why are we comparing two shows made over 15 years apart? Well, because they both have a lot in common. Gossip Girl, based on the book series by Cecily von Ziegesar, centers around a rich friend group of high schoolers who live on the Upper East Side in New York.

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Sophie Humphrey • 24th February 2026

UK Love Island All Stars: The Art Of The Public Choosing Wrong

Last night was the Love Island All Stars season 3 final, and yet again, the public chose wrong. It seems to be a recurring problem in the UK Love Island fandom that the wrong winners (in my opinion) are chosen time and time again. It has nothing to do with the couple themselves being bad, but is related to a lack of what they bring to the show.

19th December 2025

6 Rising Fandoms To Discover In 2026 – That Fangirl Life

The world of fandom has exploded in the last few years, with an influx of new artists, TV shows, and people to be obsessed with. While every year brings us new media to enjoy, there are always highlights that stand out. However, there is a golden age of fandom, and that was 2014 Tumblr. If you’re an older member of Gen-Z or just a child who had unrestricted internet access in the early 2010s, you’ll remember the horrors (and slays) of the infancy of internet stan culture.

The Upcoming • 9th December 2025

Potted Panto at Wilton’s Music Hall | Theatre review

Potted Panto is a quirky pantomime remix brought to Wilton’s Music Hall by director Richard Hurst. The show unfolds on a minimal stage with windows, a door, and a chest, and is led by the Ant and Dec-like duo Daniel Clarkson and Gary Trainor. Simon Scullion’s oversized storybook, which the pair read from, is a brilliant touch and underscores the exaggerated world they create. Across 80 minutes, the jokesters deliver several short summaries of classic pantomimes, reinvented for comedic effect.

The Upcoming • 4th December 2025

The Great Christmas Feast at The Lost Estate | Theatre review

The Great Christmas Feast returns to The Lost Estate this festive season, transporting diners into a Dickensian experience created by Simon Pittman for the fourth year in a row.The theatrical production excels from the outset, offering an immersive 1840s Victorian world steeped in Charles Dickens’s history and Christmas spirit. Yet it is not all warmth and cheer, as Dickens has a new tale to share: A Christmas Carol.This retelling features Tama Phethean in a remarkable one-man performance, takin...

The Upcoming • 28th October 2025

The Wanderers at Marylebone Theatre | Theatre review

The Wanderers is a tale of two marriages in Brooklyn, tracing their rise and fall from grace. Directed by Igor Golyak, the story is inspired by true events of love, loss and tension, based on the book by author Anna Ziegler.

The Upcoming • 26th September 2025

50 First Dates: The Musical at the Other Palace | Theatre review

Having its UK premiere at the Other Palace theatre in London is 50 First Dates, a reimagined musical version of the 2004 hit rom-com starring Drew Barrymore and Adam Sandler. Charming schoolteacher Lucy Whitmore (Georgina Castle) had a car accident a year ago that left her with severe memory loss. Every day, she lives a Groundhog Day, with her family and friends working to keep everything the same.

The Upcoming • 6th August 2025

Saving Mozart at the Other Palace | Theatre review

Premiering at the Other Palace Theatre for its short UK summer run, Saving Mozart is a coming-of-age retelling of the story of legendary Austrian composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Starting in childhood, the story begins with a young Mozart, played by the adorable Izzie Monk and his older, imaginative sister Nannerl (Aimie Atkinson) teaching the young boy the ropes of composing.

15th July 2025

Is the Gen Z Stare The Result of Brain Rot – Or Is it Something Bigger?

Recently, TikTok has been abuzz with the trend coined as the ‘Gen Z Stare’. In summary, the Gen Z stare, as the millennials and Gen X are calling it, is a vacant, blank stare that those born between 1997 and 2012 exhibit.

The Upcoming • 18th June 2025

Lovestuck at Theatre Royal Stratford East | Theatre review

Coming to the Stratford East Theatre Royal is Lovestuck: A New Comedy Musical. An original musical romantic comedy directed by Jamie Morton, Lovestuck is a camp and quirky love story of Lucy Stevens (Ambra Caserotti) and Peter Miller (Shane O’Riordan) who come to meet in the dreaded world of online dating.The millennial couple have many things in common: they’re both awkward, bumbling and are total nerds. Through a window (which is also its own omnipresent main character), the love birds share a...

The Upcoming • 29th April 2025

“We can all relate to a version of Drew in the story”: A preview of We Aren’t Kids Anymore at Savoy Theatre

Launching at the Savoy Theatre in London, We Aren’t Kids Anymore premiered on a sunny April evening in a room filled with journalists and musical joy. The press day on the 28th April offered attendees an insight into a more developed version of Drew Gasparini’s coming-of-age musical production. Backed by the Norwich Theatre, where the production originally ran, the production grew in a “safe and supportive environment from the grassroots.”