MsMojo • 4th May 2022

Top 10 Moments That Made Us Love Oscar Isaac

We love you, Oscar Isaac! For this list, we’ll be looking at the most notable times this multi-talented actor made us swoon, either in character or just as his amazing self. Our countdown includes rocking the dance floor, working with family, hosting "Saturday Night Live," and more! Which moment made YOU love Oscar Isaac? Let us know in the comments!

WatchMojo.com • 26th April 2022

The Untold Story of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard

It's time for a deep dive into the turbulent relationship of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard. For this video, we’ll be looking at the past and current legal battles of two Hollywood stars. From a whirlwind romance to a very real legal battle, this video will cover it all. Have you been watching the trial? Let us know in the comments.

WatchMojo.com • 13th April 2022

The True Story of Nirvana

It's time for a deep dive into the history of Nirvana. For this video, we’ll be looking at one of the greatest bands in history, from their rise to fame to their tragic end and lasting legacy. Our video includes the band's Early Days, Kurt Cobain’s Tragic Death, Legacy, and more! What’s your favorite Nirvana song? Sound off in the comments.

WatchMojo • 10th April 2022

Top 10 TV Shows About Serial Killers

Just like the rest of you, we're obsessed with TV shows about serial killers. For this list, we’ll be looking at television series that focus heavily on serial killers both real and fictional. However, we won’t be including any docuseries. Warning: there are mild spoilers ahead! Our countdown includes "Hannibal" (2013-15), "Sharp Objects" (2018), "Criminal Minds" (2005-20), and more! What do you think is the most interesting program about this type of criminal? Let us know in the comments.

MsMojo • 6th April 2022

The Shocking True Story of WeCrashed

This is the shocking true story of "WeCrashed." For this video, we’ll be looking at the rise and fall of WeWork, which inspired the 2022 AppleTV+ series. Our essay includes Adam Neumann, Rebekah Paltrow, WeLive, and more! Are YOU watching "WeCrashed?" Let us know in the comments!

MsMojo • 5th April 2022

Top 10 Memorable Criminal Minds Villains

These "Criminal Minds" villains still give us nightmares. For this list, we’ll be looking at the most formidable foes of the BAU. Our countdown includes Adam Rain, Frank Breitkopf, Jason Clark Battle, and more! Which "Criminal Minds" villain terrified YOU the most? Let us know in the comments!

Black Girl Nerds • 1st April 2022

Underrated Comedy Series to Watch for National Humor Month

April is the month of humor, and what better way to celebrate than with endless laughs from your favorite comedies. There’s It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, The Righteous Gemstones, Schitt’s Creek, Atlanta, Doom Patrol — plenty from which to choose. But if you want to indulge in some obscure and unappreciated shows, check out these criminally underrated comedies.

MsMojo • 29th March 2022

The Shocking True Story of The Girl from Plainville

You'll be shocked by the true story of "The Girl from Plainville." For this video, we’ll be looking at the tragic events that inspired Hulu’s 2022 series. Our essay includes Michelle Carter, Conrad Roy III, Lawrence Moniz, and more!

WatchMojo.com • 13th March 2022

Top 10 Darkest Joker Moments

The Joker is responsible for some of the darkest moments in comics history. For this list, we’ll be looking at the Clown Prince of Crime’s most shocking and twisted storylines. Our countdown includes paralyzing Barbara Gordon, cutting his own face off, severely mistreating Harley Quinn, and more! What Joker moment makes your skin crawl? Let us know in the comments.

MsMojo • 4th March 2022

Top 10 Best Catwoman Moments

These Catwoman moments are perrrfect. For this list, we’ll be looking at the times that made us love DC anti-heroine Selina Kyle and her feline antics. Our countdown includes "The Dark Knight Rises," "Batman: Hush," "Harley Quinn," and more! What's YOUR favorite Catwoman moment? Let us know in the comments!

Black Girl Nerds • 16th March 2022

Female Horror Directors You Need to Know

As we’ve seen with cult horror flicks like Karyn Kusama’s Jennifer’s Body, and Ana Lily Amirpour’s A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night, female filmmakers bring a much-needed female perspective to the horror genre, exploring social issues like body image, female sexuality, and motherhood. Horror fans are familiar with names like Kasi Lemmons (Eve’s Bayou), Mary Harron (American Psycho), Jennifer Kent (The Babadook), Mary Lambert (Pet Sematary), Kathryn Bigelow (Near Dark), and the Soska Sisters (Ame

Black Girl Nerds • 13th March 2022

SXSW 2022 Review: ‘Shining Girls’ Is a Mind-Bending Thriller That Will Have You Hooked

AppleTV+ expands its growing list of original content with Shining Girls, an eight-episode series based on Lauren Beukes’ 2013 novel The Shining Girls. Showrunner Silka Luisa (Strange Angel) brings Beukes’ time-traveling crime thriller to life on screen with the talents of Michelle MacLaren (Breaking Bad), Daina Reid (The Handmaid’s Tale), and Elisabeth Moss (The Handmaid’s Tale), who all three direct episodes and executive produce the enthralling series. In 1986, Kirby Mazrachi (Moss) survived

Black Girl Nerds • 3rd March 2022

Underrated Female-Centric Horror Films to Watch for Women's History Month

Horror is the perfect genre for stories of girlhood, motherhood, and all the inherently bloody business of being a woman. Celebrate this month with the classics like Carrie and Rosemary’s Baby, along with modern feminist favorites like Jennifer’s Body, A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night, and The Witch. But be sure to also add these criminally underrated gems to your watch list. When I think “female-led horror film,” Starry Eyes is what immediately comes to mind. Sarah Walker (Alexandra Essoe) is

MsMojo • 2nd March 2022

The Shocking True Story of The Dropout

"The Dropout" reveals the shocking true story of Elizabeth Holmes. For this video, we’ll be looking at the most dramatic real life events that inspired Hulu’s “The Dropout.” Our countdown includes media attention, criminal charges, investors and board members, and more! Are YOU watching "The Dropout?" Let us know in the comments!

Black Girl Nerds • 26th January 2022

Review: Lily James and Sebastian Stan Take Us on a Wild Ride in Hulu’s ‘Pam & Tommy’

While we’re apologizing to the women who’ve been torn apart in the media for years — Britney Spears, Megan Fox, Janet Jackson, Marcia Clark — let’s add Pamela Anderson to the list. Though there have been documentaries, articles, and books written about her life, Hulu’s Pam & Tommy shines an even brighter light on the cruelty and rampant misogyny she endured. Written by co-showrunners Rob Siegel (The Wrestler) and DV DeVincentis (The People vs. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story) and directed by

WatchMojo.com • 23rd January 2022

How Netflix's Midnight Mass Tackles Modern Religion

"Midnight Mass" was another incredible horror series from Mike Flanagan, and not just because it absolutely terrified us. Today we’re discussing How Netflix’s “Midnight Mass” Tackles Cultism and Fanaticism in Modern Religion. Spoilers for the series lie ahead as for this essay, we'll be diving head-first into what made the show so engaging. What did you think of the show? Let us know in the comments.

Black Girl Nerds • 21st January 2022

Sundance 2022 Review: The Stylish, Unsettling Horror of ‘Fresh’ Will Leave You Hungry for More Mimi Cave

Mimi Cave makes her feature directorial debut with Fresh, a horror-comedy about the funny, frustrating, and frightening realities of modern dating. Written by Lauryn Kahn (Ibiza), this allegorical tale subverts the stereotypical on-screen romance and takes us to an unsettlingly realistic, dark place. Fresh follows Noa (Daisy Edgar-Jones), a woman exhausted by the whole dating experience. Like many contemporary young adults, she spends time swiping left and ignoring cringey messages from strange

The Take • 18th November 2021

The "Quirky Black Character" - How Black Creators Challenge Stereotypes

The Quirky Black Character dares to be dorky, imperfect, and most of all, themselves. Their nerdy obsessions and screwball antics are deliberate rejections of the one-dimensional, often offensive Black caricatures that long dominated film and TV. But the history of the Quirky Black Character’s rise is one of having to constantly fend off criticisms of whether or not they’re perceived by audiences as “Black enough.”