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Lil Bites Welcome back to Lil Bites! It's a short section this week, as there was either a dry spell on editorials or I just wasn't on Twitter as much. Worry not! There are still some goodies. Kayleigh Donaldson broke down whether or not the West

Lil Bites Anna Nordberg's piece on TV moms was a hugely refreshing read, even as someone who feels no connection to traditional motherhood in any sense. The incomparable Laura Sirikul was full of Shadow and Bone love this week. She broke down how the series embraces the Asian

Lil Bites Scream 4 had an anniversary last week. You know what the best part about Scream 4 is? It's Kirby. Julieann Stipidis very clearly agrees. This isn't pop-culture-y, but this Wired post wonders if humans could survive where the dinos didn't, and it&

Lil Bites Max Gao takes a look at The CW's Kung Fu and how the series rights the wrongs of shows that have come before it. Briana Lawrence wrote a story about problematic faves and how we cope with them, which definitely resonated with me considering the fact

Lil Bites It's a very horror-centric week! Erin McGurk wrote about the often overlooked My Super Psycho Sweet 16 deserves its moment. Now that the embargo's broken on the rest of the season, Dani Bethea explores how Them breaks down a culture of anti-blackness. Meanwhile, Meredith

Lil Bites Welcome back to Lillian Bites. There were tons of thoughtful pieces around the internet this week. Here are some of my faves! Dani Bethea takes us on a journey of cautious optimism with their look at the upcoming series Them. Rosie Knight explains that bank scene in The