JANE THE VIRGIN

Season 3, Episode 11 – Jane the Virgin is now Jane the widow on Monday night’s episode. We fast-forward 3 years, and she is slowly but surely moving on from her late husband, Michael. The real MVP during this mourning period is Mateo. Let me explain…

Season 3, Episode 10 – Monday’s episode of Jane the Virgin gives me an ending that I don’t disagree with, though others will be heartbroken, proving how skilled the creators are at evolving with their cast of characters.

Season 3, Episode 9 – Jane the Virgin is hitting all the right notes since she was “de-flowered”. Each week gives her a conundrum that everyone can relate to. This week, it involves relationship stress. Eek!

Season 3, Episode 8 – Jane the Virgin is back! And she’s still poking her nose into other people’s business. I have to say, she kinda needs to. Her circle is kinda dim. Sweet, but dim.

While the debate continues over whether or not Deadpool will receive any Oscar love, The People’s Choice Awards is happy to show the actioner the love, as the film picked up wins for Favorite Action Movie and Favorite Movie Actor.

The complete list of winners from the 74th Golden Globe Awards hosted by Jimmy Fallon. Find out who took home the top prizes in film and television at this year’s ceremony!

Season 3, Episode 7 – Jane the Virgin employs Alfred Hitchcock for a little suspense leading up to the big revelation Rafael has about his family.

Season 3, Episode 6 – Jane the Virgin is really struggling with the way it treats Pobrecito Michael, but this treatment is important in really understanding that Jane isn’t really feeling him (Yep, I said it). Factoring in her sexy cousin Catalina, Jane might be re-thinking why she’s married.

As we head into a season of indie films and critical darlings fighting for a few awards season nominations, the 2017 People’s Choice Awards has released their list of nominees, celebrating the big hits that gained pop culture notoriety over the past year.

Season 3, Episode 5 – Jane the Virgin awakes Petra out of her paralysis, and she returns not missing a step in returning to mean girl status. Michael also continues to be Mr. Pobrecito while he compares himself to Rafael, stud muffin baby daddy.

Season 3, Episode 4 – “Chapter Forty-Eight” of Jane the Virgin gives us more pizzaz as Jane (Gina Rodriguez), the only one with common sense, has a hunch that Petra (Yael Groblas) isn’t Petra. She’s Anezka (Yael Grobglas).

Season 3, Episode 3 – Here we go again. Pobrecito Michael (Brett Dier). This time he can’t seem to please Jane (Gina Rodriguez) in bed. And it is her first time in Monday’s episode of Jane The Virgin.

Season 3, Episode 2 – Jane the Virgin offers up some lingo we’re not used to hearing – medical abortion. “Chapter Forty-Six” is about more than abortion. It’s about transparency in the family. We all have things we’ve gone through, and an abortion may be one them.

Season 3, Episode 1 – In Monday night’s Season 3 premiere of Jane the Virgin, it’s revealed that Michael (Brett Dier) isn’t dead. But Jane (Gina Rodriguez) seems to have some unfinished business with an old lover. Ooh La La.

Now that all five networks have revealed their fall premieres we can start making our schedules and fighting with family and roommates about who will be relegated to the DVR!

The CW has announced the premiere dates for their fall premieres with The Flash and No Tomorrow kicking things off on October 4.

The Motion Picture Sound Editors, or MPSE, has released its list of nominees for the 63rd Golden Reel Awards, honoring excellence in sound editing. The nominees reflect a broad spectrum of media, including film, television, video games, documentaries and student work.

A round-up of this week’s pilot and series TV casting and sales!

Contributor Madelyn Glymour’s recap of the Jane the Virgin panel!

A character-driven episode of Jane the Virgin ends on a worrisome note.

A round-up of the week’s TV news!

“Boyhood” and “Birdman” continue their domination at the 72nd Annual Golden Globes.

Jane the Virgin’s midseason finale is first understated, then outrageous, but always excellent.

The nominees for the 72nd Annual Golden Globes!

Some interesting character work gets sidetracked by strange subplots on this week’s Jane the Virgin.

Jane the Virgin takes a rare pause for breath, to decent effect.

This week’s Jane the Virgin has a few excellent epiphanies—and a few lackluster ones to go with them.

Jane the Virgin is great at getting in touch with Jane’s emotions. It’s not so great at Rafael and Petra’s.

Jane the Virgin burns through plot like nobody’s business, but it’s all in service of a greater good.

A strong episode of Jane the Virgin is only slightly weakened by the lack of depth in one of the lead characters.