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Since the TCA comments came out, people have either been freaking out, maintaining hope for a third season, or silently hoping for Sleepy Hollow to get its death throes on. I think that even though the Cancellation Bear is right in saying that S3 isn’t a definite lock, I won’t say that the show is…

During the East Coast viewing of Sleepy Hollow, fans were getting angrier and angrier when it became apparent that Katrina, not Abbie, was going to be accompanying Ichabod on his case. WHUT? You can read what I thought about it here, but just to sum it up; I wasn’t kind about it. Neither were other fans, who…

When I started today’s Sleepy Hollow tweet, I wrote: #SleepyHollow is on! Let’s get Jesus on the mainline to help us through! — Monique Jones (@moniqueblognet) January 20, 2015 I wrote it partly in jest, but little did I know that I’d actually feel like I needed a mainline to Jesus during the episode. If…

Welcome back to the wild and zany world of Sleepy Hollow! I think the reviews on this particular episode, “Paradise Lost,” will be mixed, since on the one hand, we got a cool, no-nonsense angel character (who also wants to kill the entire world) and on the other hand, we got a lot of nonsense…

This Friday is going to be one of the biggest social justice weekends for movies. Why? Because, as the Universe would have it, Hollywood is ironically playing host to the best and worst of Hollywood’s tendencies when it comes to minorities in films.

This interview was originally posted in September on whatwouldmoniquedo.com, which is now closed. It was subsequently posted on COLOR’s Tumblr page.  —————————— Christina Welsh is no stranger to the world of celebrities and film. But instead of covering Hollywood as a journalist, she’s getting ready for the premiere of Addicted, derived from Zane’s popular book of the…

OUR MISSION At Just Add Color we embrace the saying, “You matter.” Media is a powerful tool that shapes how we see each other and ourselves. The narratives in popular media don’t just pop up out of nowhere; they can affect how we view each other’s differences–our races, cultures, sexualities and abilities–for better or worse….