Jessica Jones and Jeri Hogarth are master manipulators, but in "AKA Facetime" Trish and Malcolm are giving them a run for their money.
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She started as a rebuke to the horror genre's helpless "little blonde girl." Now Buffy is one of pop culture's most recognizable symbols of empowerment.
Jessica Jones and her nemesis are de novo lonely and angry. They belong nowhere -- but at least they have each other, right?
Jessica Jones has always assumed her anger and her powers were separate entities. Now, after the events of "AKA God Help the Hobo," she isn't so sure.
Jessica and Jeri both question what it means to be alive, Trish's love bubble pops, and Janet McTeer joins the cast in a melancholy Jessica Jones.
By mining personal, often painful experiences in her work, the best-selling author has tapped into the zeitgeist in a way most writers can only dream of.
Jessica Jones runs smack dab into a web of male insecurity and anxiety when Jessica and Trish split up on the IGH investigation.
Jessica Jones can leap to the top of skyscrapers and destroy a metal chair with one hand, but she can't outrun her past. So she decides to face it head-on.
Jessica Jones is prickly, sarcastic and angry. She also drinks too much and suffers from PTSD. In short, she's exactly the superhero we need right now.
More than 16 years after making her screen debut as Harry Potter's Hermione Granger, Emma Watson continues to inspire as a role model for young women.
The Supreme Court Justice has long been a proponent of gender equality and progressivism. Luckily for all of us, she's showing no signs of slowing down.
Sure, there is "Comfort & Joy" eventually, but most of the Christmas special's runtime goes toward the most sacred of holiday traditions: family drama.
The addition of Diana Rigg's crotchety yet compassionate Mistress of the Robes has been the highlight of Victoria's sophomore season.
Star Natalie Portman and director Alex Garland have both addressed the controversy surrounding the upcoming sci-fi adaptation.
Thanks to "The King Over the Water," it's obvious that Victoria and Outlander have more in common than actress Nell Hudson.
Motherhood and monarchy, church and state, upstairs and downstairs, England and Ireland: Worlds collide in the series-best "Faith, Hope & Charity."
The CW musical series and the 2017 social media satire are both stories about unhappy young women who move to California on a quest for human connection.
Five new images from Jessica Jones' much-anticipated second season have landed and, man, we have a lot to talk about before March 8.
What if there was technology that guaranteed us true love? That's the central question of both the Black Mirror ep and Jac Schaeffer's 2009 indie film.
Now that everyone knows Mrs. Skerrett's true identity, Victoria has freed up a lot of creative space. Here's what it can do with its downstairs characters.