Jaime Lawson

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This show is incredible. I cannot stop thinking about theories for the next episode and how it will end; as well as how it will fit in to the big picture of the MCU. The characters are so complex, fun, and interesting to watch and try to figure out. They are giving us enough to still be interested, but not too much to give anything away. The entire cast's chemistry is so good, but especially Kathryn and Aubrey. The way they did the reveal at the end of episode 5 was fantastic, because everyone KNEW who that character was, but they created enough red herrings for people to theorize about it and then still be shocked/thrilled when it was confirmed. This show is just amazing, and I hope Marvel does more like this, and integrates these characters into the overall universe while keeping the essence of who they are. (They did our girl Wanda dirty in Multiverse of Madness - but just my opinion).

Agatha All Along

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I think Taylor herself said it well when she described this album as "Female Rage: The Musical." Girl is mad, and lets everyone know. This album is not for children, nor does she have an obligation to write for children. She is grown up, and is writing about her adult experiences with men, the industry, mental health, and her fans. It took me a bit to really appreciate the complexity, layers, and beauty of her lyrics. Lyrically it is one of her best albums, only topped by Folklore (in my opinion, and my personal favourite), but it won't be for everyone. And that's ok. This album hits deep, and she has this way of describing her feelings that make you feel them. Beautiful album and it will grow on you.

The Tortured Poets Department

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