Shannon discusses Peggy Orenstein's book Cinderella Ate My Daughter, and tries to put her own princess problems in perspective.

Jess highlights a decades-old movie that feels newly relevant.

Jess takes a critical look at a classic movie.

Shannon examines this year's Best Actress nominees, and finds that they all play characters that suppress their feelings, no matter the costs.

Jess writes about a sweet, quirky flick, just in time for your Valentine's Day viewing.

Our resident movie buff Jess Rigel kicks off a new series of posts called "Girls Watch Movies." Here's the first post, a tribute to an awesome, inspiring, imperfect character: Funny Girl's Fanny Brice.

Jess finds life imitating art when a trip to her best friend's wedding threatens a confrontation with an old frenemy.

Resigned to the princess phase, Shannon attempts the near-impossible: The princesses must not take over.

Ladies, let's ditch the dudes. Consider being on Team Kristen Stewart, instead.

It's no secret that I'm a Twilight fan. The books allowed me to joyfully indulge in cheesy, fluffy escapist fantasy. And the movies are no different. The first movie in the Twilight “saga” was enjoyable the same way campy b-movies are enjoyable. The effects were bad, the makeup was bad, the script was REALLY bad (er.... “spider monkey?”). It was low budget, and it showed.