Trailer fest for those who like to know what’s coming

I am a big fan of trailers for upcoming TV shows or movies. I always have been. Sometimes it’s the best part of going to the movies. Now with the likes of YouTube, you get those trailers at home as soon as they happen. You also get the trailers very, very, very early. Like years in advance in some cases. It’s become a separate industry, to be honest. You have small teasers, big teasers, and official trailers now just to build hype.

Personally I think they are starting to be too early and by the time the show or movie comes out you have mega-fatigue and don’t care anymore.

Channeling the Leading Ladies of Netflix

Leading Ladies of Netflix

If there was ever a time that we needed to send a positive message to the young women of the world, it seems now is an ideal time. We all know what happened on Nov. 8. It happened. Instead of having the first female president, well, you know what we have.

While trying to digest, comprehend and figuring out what is next, maybe it’s time to turn off the Twitter, stop reading articles on how we should feel and just enjoy a few Netflix shows that showcase women who don’t’ let the dark days get them down.

Yes, put on some cozy clothes, get comfy on the couch and take a break from what’s going on in the world.

Netflix hosts a wide variety of series that capture the vibrancy of modern womanhood, whether it’s the solidarity expressed by the diverse inmates on Orange Is the New Black, the inspired efforts of a tenacious young Queen in The Crown, the emotional and physical strength of Jessica Jones or the outspoken, unfiltered wit of Chelsea Handler as she relates to women across multiple generations. These characters represent diverse and complex backgrounds that reflect the idea of “empowerment” in numerous ways.

In honour of the newest leading female character on Netflix, Queen Elizabeth II, a few leading women of Netflix originals have drafted notes to their younger selves – and everyone everywhere – highlighting some of the universal truths, challenges and wisdom that transcend place and time, that modern women everywhere can relate to.

Video: Small Time Promo Outtake

Small Time hits the big screen In April and here is a funny promo video featuring two of the stars, Christopher Meloni and Dean Norris. This one has some language, so if the kids are around, ear muffs.

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