Louise Everitt

I've been writing for nearly a decade, lately diving into Netflix's most obscure series, the hype around Jujutsu Kaisen, and the evolving (and sometimes cheesy) world of K-dramas. Writing about what I love is my passion, and I'm here to share that with you, not arguing about something or other (I'm mostly doing that on Twitter, find me at @lk_everitt.)
Doctor Who’s Future Just Took a Bold Turn — And That Reboot Might Be Closer Than You Think
Doctor Who’s Future Just Took a Bold Turn — And That Reboot Might Be Closer Than You Think
Doctor Who is warping to a new US streamer after its Disney tie-up fizzled, reigniting momentum for the world’s longest-running sci-fi series following months of scant updates despite BBC assurances.
Jennie Garth Reveals the Real Reason She Went to Rehab After Peter Facinelli Divorce
Jennie Garth Reveals the Real Reason She Went to Rehab After Peter Facinelli Divorce
Jennie Garth says she mishandled the fallout of her 2013 divorce from Peter Facinelli, admitting she tried to numb deep pain with unhealthy choices she wouldn’t make today. Now, she’s opening up about the cost of grief—and the control she fought to regain.
Guy Ritchie Finally Sets the Record Straight on MobLand Season 2 Release
Guy Ritchie Finally Sets the Record Straight on MobLand Season 2 Release
Director Guy Ritchie has finally pinned down a window for MobLand Season 2, signaling that Tom Hardy’s Paramount+ smash — the streamer’s biggest-ever global series launch in 2025 — is closing in on a long‑awaited return.
A Cult-Favorite Canceled Sci-Fi Classic Just Made All 100 Episodes Free to Stream
A Cult-Favorite Canceled Sci-Fi Classic Just Made All 100 Episodes Free to Stream
From The Twilight Zone to Black Mirror, science fiction keeps getting weirder — and streaming has supercharged the chills. As X-Files and Dark prove, the genre’s boldest ideas live at the edge of fear, and the newest entries are ready to crawl under your skin.
Off Campus Breakout Jalen Thomas Brooks Hasn't Read Tucker's Book — Here's Why
Off Campus Breakout Jalen Thomas Brooks Hasn't Read Tucker's Book — Here's Why
Jalen Thomas Brooks skipped the Off Campus novels before bringing John Tucker to life in the new romance series — a deliberate move to keep his take aligned with the show’s version, he told Entertainment Tonight.
17 Years Later, We’re Still Waiting for Answers From That Classic 2000s Sitcom Cliffhanger
17 Years Later, We’re Still Waiting for Answers From That Classic 2000s Sitcom Cliffhanger
NBC struck gold in 2005 with My Name Is Earl, the blue-collar comedy whose trailer-park grit and karmic heart turned Jason Lee’s small-time crook into TV’s most lovable do-gooder—armed with a list and determined to right every wrong.
Stuart Fails to Save the Universe Finally Fixes The Big Bang Theory’s Most Infamous Leonard Mistake After 10 Years
Stuart Fails to Save the Universe Finally Fixes The Big Bang Theory’s Most Infamous Leonard Mistake After 10 Years
After a decade, Stuart Fails to Save the Universe is finally correcting The Big Bang Theory’s biggest slight to Leonard, Johnny Galecki’s character who was one of only two to survive Chuck Lorre and Bill Prady’s original concept before CBS reworked it.
My Adventures With Superman Season 3 Takes Flight With First Look Trailer Ahead of Adult Swim Return
My Adventures With Superman Season 3 Takes Flight With First Look Trailer Ahead of Adult Swim Return
Adult Swim just dropped the first look at My Adventures with Superman Season 3, soaring back this June with higher stakes, sharper anime style, and new twists for Clark, Lois, and Jimmy.
20 Years Ago Today, DC’s Greatest Animated Universe Took Its Final Bow
20 Years Ago Today, DC’s Greatest Animated Universe Took Its Final Bow
Two decades of DC on screens have been a whiplash of reboots, reinventions, highs and lows. Through it all, one constant kept delivering—and it’s poised to steal the spotlight again.
5 Sci-Fi TV Adaptations That Are Actually Better Than the Books
5 Sci-Fi TV Adaptations That Are Actually Better Than the Books
Most sci-fi novels stumble on the way to the screen, their big ideas and bleeding-edge tech lost in translation. But a handful of adaptations stick the landing, proving the right vision can turn dense prose into must-see cinema.