When Regé-Jean Page announced that he wouldn't be returning for the second season of Bridgerton, fans collectively lost their minds at the thought of the show continuing without Netflix's newest heartthrob. Page is hardly the first actor to build a huge fan base after hitting Netflix though, and on this week's episode, we're digging into the trope of the "Netflix boyfriend"— how actors like Noah Centineo sky...

From The Challenge to Love Island and back again, this week's episode of Not Over It is all about the wild world of reality TV. We're diving into the shows we love (if you're not watching Real Housewives of Potomoc, you're missing out!), the ones we just can't quit (that's you, Siesta Key), and the underrated gems that are just waiting to take over your entire weekend with drama.

Pete Davidson might be dating Bridgerton's Phoebe Dynevor, Saweetie and Quavo are no more, and truly no one really knows what's happening with Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez. On this week's episode, we break down the latest in the world of celebrity couples, pondering questions like, "What if Harry Styles was your stepdad?" and, "How exactly did Machine Gun Kelly get that necklace of Megan Fox's blood...

Because we never get tired of talking about Fyre Festival — and more importantly, the two documentaries that followed — this week's episode of Not Over It is all about famous scams and the entertainment we've reaped from them. We discuss the latest con to get the Netflix treatment in Operation Varsity Blues, then revisit some of our favorite documentaries and docuseries about the scammers who nearly tricked their way to the...

The year was 2005. George W. Bush was president, we listened to music on iPods, and Netflix was still a DVD-rental-by-mail service. It was also the year that marked the beginning of an era in primetime television: the premiere of Grey's Anatomy. On this episode of Not Over It, we're revisiting some of the show's most iconic moments (for better or for worse), storylines we still can't get over, and the show's mos...

Remember back in the olden days when we saw movies in theaters? The year 2020 hit the movie industry hard, and the term "home box office" never felt so literal. As a result, many studios are releasing even their biggest blockbusters on streaming platforms, and there are a lot of films we'll be able to watch on our couches this year. On this week's episode, we dig into the movies we can't wait to see — Mortal Kom...